Security analyst Adib Saani has opined that Bawku has become the weakest link in Ghana, where terrorists could capitalize on and activate their activities.

Speaking on Nyankonton Mu Nsem on Rainbow Radio 87.5Fm, Adib Saani indicated there should be no room for complacency.

”Bawku is our weakest link so far us preventing terrorism is concerned. Bawku could be the most convenient stepping stone for any terrorist group to establish a foothold in Ghana because of the largely lawless nature of the place.”

He said such groups could associate with any of the aggrieved sides in the Bawku conflict.

He added that efforts must be made to prevent such incidents because the problems in Bawku have direct implications for the state’s security.

Seven people were killed in Bawku, Upper East Region, as a result of renewed ethnic tensions between Kusasis and Mamprusis.

According to reports, an alleged killing of an elderly man in Natinga on Saturday, December 17, 2022, resulted in sporadic gunshots, killing five people.

On Sunday, December 18, 2022, a spillover of gunshots killed two people, bringing the death toll to seven.

Adib Saani encouraged the government to work to build peace in Bawku and prevent the situation from escalating.