Oti Peace Council sensitises Assembly Members in Jasikan, Kadjebi
The Oti Regional Peace Council has conducted sensitization workshops for local assembly members in Jasikan and Kadjebi, Ghana. The initiative focuses on conflict prevention, early warning systems, and community-level mediation to maintain stability near the border with Togo.
Why it matters
Proactive community engagement is essential for maintaining regional stability and preventing localized disputes from escalating into broader conflicts.
Jasikan (O/R), Sept 20, GNA – The Oti Regional Peace Council has sensitised Assembly Members in the Jasikan Municipality and Kadjebi District on peacebuilding, conflict prevention and the need for sustained vigilance to safeguard peace and stability in their communities.
The engagements, held on September 17 and 18, 2026, in Jasikan and Kadjebi, respectively, formed part of efforts by the Council to strengthen community-level mechanisms for conflict prevention, early warning and the peaceful resolution of disputes.
The two administrative areas are located along the Eastern Corridor and relatively close to Ghana’s eastern border with Togo, making effective community engagement, timely information sharing and early response important to maintaining peace and stability.
Reverend David Darkon Awuda, a member of the Oti Regional Peace Council, urged the Assembly Members to remain vigilant and attentive to emerging issues within their electoral areas that could potentially create tension or undermine peaceful coexistence.
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