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MP’s silence on Bawku conflict is deliberate strategy to protect peace – Nelson Nobel Amedewonu

According to him, any public comment by the MP risks being interpreted by either side of the conflict as an endorsement of their position, potentially making the situation worse.
A member of the NDC legal team Nelson Noble Ameduonu Esq has defended the decision by the Member of Parliament for the constituency affected by the longstanding Bawku conflict to remain silent on the matter, arguing that the approach is deliberate and intended to protect peace.
The commentator said the MP’s best option is therefore to focus on his parliamentary responsibilities while quietly working to promote peace among the people.
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