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Faizer Dauda, a congressional secretary of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), was detained on suspicion of causing wrongful harbadment and violent unrest at a detention center. Registration on the electoral lists in Asokore-Mampong.
Zeinab Jibril, Sadat Abubakar and Rashid Mohammed were wounded when members of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), and the opposition NDC, were victims of a violent regime. clash that erupted during the limited registration of Friday, June 29, 2019.
Faizer Dauda appeared in front of a circuit court in Kumasi, accused of an incident related to the incident that ended the registration process conducted by the Electoral Commission.
He was remanded to appear again in the same court on 15 July.
It is believed that he is at the origin of the attacks against the three victims and the confusion that erupted that day.
This violent disorder is the result of a misunderstanding regarding the alleged registration of minors and counter-allegations by supporters of political parties, which led to a fight.
A leading member of the NDC reportedly attacked Zeinab Jibril.
Zeinab was allegedly slapped, which would make her fall after she had removed the veil of a lady brought to the registration center in order to register supposedly to know her identity.
The fight became free for all when members of the NPP came to the rescue of Zeinab, which angered NDC supporters who started firing punches and stones.
"The guys at the nuclear plant fought back with stones and charged against their opponents," a witness told DGN Online.
During the scrum, vehicle windshields were broken, while three people were injured in the cheek, ears and hands. All injured were treated and released by Government Hospital Manhyia Friday shortly after the incident.
The constituency has a history of violence between the two main political parties vying for the seat and the votes of the parliament.
A similar incident occurred at the same place the day before the last incident concerning the registration of some high school students for which both parties were forced to sign a pledge to allow peace to prevail.
From Ernest Kofi Adu, Kumasi
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