Three individuals are reported dead, with several others injured, following renewed violent clashes in Nkwanta, Oti Region.
The conflict, which began on Wednesday, January 16, and continued into Thursday night, has left residents living in fear. Sporadic gunfire by unidentified individuals has further heightened tensions in the area.
According to sources, the violence appears to stem from tribal disputes, involving three indigenous groups: the Challa and Adele on one side, and the Achodes on the other.
Videos obtained by Citi News reveal loud gunshots and significant damage to property.
As of now, it is uncertain whether security personnel have been deployed to restore order in the community. The situation remains tense, with no official statement from authorities regarding measures to de-escalate the violence.
Residents and stakeholders are calling for immediate intervention to prevent further loss of life and property.