Tamale: Police on manhunt for NDC office attackers
The police are on a manhunt to arrest persons who attacked and destroyed some property at the Northern regional office of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) in Tamale.
“Whilst we assure the public that all the perpetrators will be brought to face justice, we urge everyone to choose peaceful means to resolve their differences rather than resorting to violence,” the police said in a statement.
Some supporters of the party in Tamale stormed the regional branch office with guns demanding for the removal of the acting regional chairman of the party Adolf Ali, who was nominated by the executives to act in the position.
The group vandalised chairs, office equipment and fired several warning shots while chanting for his removal.
Adolf Ali was appointed following the demise of the regional chairman Tugu Naa Alhaji Ibrahim Mobila last week.
