Wuru residents demand release of abducted youth leader, justice for trader killed near Burkina Faso border
Why are Wuru residents near the Burkina Faso border living in fear, and what does it mean for Ghana's security?
Wuru residents are demanding the release of youth leader Sadat Ibrahim, allegedly abducted in Burkina Faso. They also seek justice for Akorugu, a trader killed near the border last month - residents claim insecurity has worsened since December.
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