I will visit Chereponi for peace – Saboba Chief in Bawumia

General News of Monday, June 3, 2019

Source: 3news.com

2019-06-03

Saboba's supreme leader, Binalibiemi John Mateer, revealed that he was in discussion for a meeting with Chereponi's regent, Jaminja Ndakar.

A novelty: the meeting will offer the two traditional leaders the opportunity to reflect on measures likely to restore the once harmonious coexistence between Anufors and Konkombas.

"I am in talks with the Saboba and Chereponi district chiefs and with my chiefs to find out how I could meet with Chereponi Regent Jaminja Ndakar so that we can discuss what we are concerned about and how to put an end to it. conflict, "he said in the vernacular.

He again badured the delegation that the visit would not let him cancel his decision to meet his colleague, as many would badume that the visit would automatically restore peace.

"I do not think this discussion will be abandoned."

He made this revelation to a delegation of state ministers, security agencies and officials of officials headed by Vice President Mahamadou Bawumia, in front of his palace palace in Saboba on Monday 3 June.

Once again, Uchembubor Binalibeimi Mateer insisted that his parents are peace-loving people and that they are willing to give peace a chance.

"The Konkombas are peace-loving people, we cherish peace and it is interesting to know that Konkombas and Chokosis have lived together for years. I speak with regret because, as a human institution, we will have problems but they must be solved peacefully. "

He urged young people in the region to give peace a chance.

"I call young people to give peace a chance because we need peace to prosper."

He also took the opportunity to call for development.

"Every time we arrive at the peak of the rainy season, we are cut off, no one can access the road that leads to Yendi and other places."

He also called for the construction of a bridge over the major river that connects Saboba to Togo.

The delegation is in the district to add a voice to the cease-fire call between the two warring factions.

Exalted Vice President Bawumia congratulated the leader for his "words of wisdom," revealing that the Konkombas are ready for peace.

"If there is peace, there will be peace between the two tribes and I am one of the happiest people to listen to Ubor while he was talking peace and I'm looking forward to it." to be on the phone to report your insurance. " peace to the president.

"I also appreciate the efforts of the Supreme Leader of Saboba to meet with the Chereponi Regent for Peace, so it will work when both peoples speak of peace," said Dr. Bawumia.

Dr. Bawumia also encouraged residents of Saboba to focus on development issues, including the quality of road networks, the quality of health care and education.

"I'm going to ask my colleagues here, including the member of Parliament, to help us solve these problems."

Interior Minister Ambrose Dery badured the Binalibiemi of the government's commitment to work with the report submitted to the presidency by the mediation committee set up in January to investigate and make recommendations for end the age-old conflict.

"We are for peace, we are for Konkombas and Chokosi and we are for security. It will interest you to know that the very powerful delegation of the leaders of the two tribes and Defense Minister Dominic Nitiwul, who has already visited the districts, is one of the recommendations of the mediation committee. "