Skip to main content NPP demands urgent answers on disappearance of 42-year-old Fulani herdsman in Dambai | GhanaFrontPolitics
Gertrude Okyere••453 words · 3 min read What really happened to Fussein Mohammed, and why have authorities been unable to provide answers nearly a year after his alleged abduction?
The NPP is demanding answers regarding the disappearance of a 42-year-old Fulani herdsman in Dambai, a case that has remained unresolved for nearly
Summary - read the full story for complete context.
Keywords
Explore related tags
Why are students risking their futures in galamsey pits - and what is the government's plan to stop it?
1d ago•
4 min read
Did Nana B request to keep his service passport or just transfer visas? His denial raises questions about the directive's enforcement.
2d ago•2 min read
How have presidents shaped Ghana's Electoral Commission since 1993?
2d ago•3 min read
Who are the new voices of the NDC and what does this mean for the party's public engagement?
2d ago•2 min read
What did a routine court appearance reveal about a suspected arms-for-drugs deal?
A 31-year-old man in Kpando faces allegations involving firearms, narcotics, and threats.
Why are Ewoyaa landowners still waiting for compensation after Parliament's approval?
Energy analyst Kwegyir Essel Isaac is urging Atlantic Lithium and Barari DV Ghana Limited to speed up compensation for landowners affected by the…
Why does Sir Sam Jonah say a nation of job-seekers will always be poor?
Sir Sam Jonah addressed the Methodist University Ghana International Conference 2026 on October 15, urging Africa's youth to embrace…
BreakingA routine police operation in Tamale took a dramatic turn when suspects tried to influence the officers - but what exactly was uncovered?
Police in the Northern Region have arrested four suspects in Tamale following an intelligence-led operation by the Regional Special Operations Team.
New envoys get a clear mandate - but what specific targets must they hit to succeed?
President Mahama has sworn in four new ambassadors, directing them to focus on trade, investment, and the welfare of Ghanaians abroad.
What did the Deputy Minister say about Free SHS and Agenda 111 that could shift the debate?
Deputy Health Minister Dr Grace Ayensu-Danquah is defending President Mahama's record on inherited projects amid public scrutiny.
