Corrupt kingmakers fuelling chieftaincy disputes – Mahama
He praised the Upper West Regional House of Chiefs for its contribution to peace in the region and encouraged traditional leaders to continue serving as custodians of stability and development.
President John Dramani Mahama has attributed many of Ghana's chieftaincy disputes to corruption among some kingmakers, urging traditional authorities to strengthen succession systems to preserve peace and stability.
Speaking when the Upper West Regional House of Chiefs paid a courtesy call on him at the Presidency in Accra on Wednesday, President Mahama commended the region for maintaining relative peace despite growing insecurity across the wider Sahel.
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