Traditional leaders from the Kusasi community have commended the police for the recent arrest of suspects in connection with the murder of the late chief, Naba Azimbe, describing the development as a significant step toward justice and peace.
In a statement issued by the Kusasi Chiefs, the leaders expressed appreciation to the security agencies, particularly the police, for their efforts in tracking down and apprehending individuals believed to be linked to the killing. They noted that the arrests have brought a measure of relief to the family of the deceased, the traditional leadership, and residents who have been deeply affected by the incident.
The chiefs also urged the police and other relevant authorities to ensure that investigations are pursued diligently and transparently so that justice is served without delay. According to them, the community is keenly following the progress of the case and expects the legal process to be handled with fairness and seriousness.
They stressed that the death of Naba Azimbe was a painful loss not only to his immediate family but also to the broader Kusasi traditional area, where he was known for his role in promoting unity and community development. The chiefs said bringing those responsible to justice would help restore confidence in the rule of law and contribute to maintaining calm in the area.
While commending the arrests, the Kusasi Chiefs also appealed to residents to remain peaceful and cooperate with the security agencies as investigations continue. They cautioned against acts of retaliation or speculation that could heighten tensions within the community.
The chiefs further called on the government and security authorities to sustain efforts aimed at strengthening peace and security in the area, emphasizing that lasting stability is essential for development and coexistence among residents.
They concluded by reiterating their hope that the judicial process will move swiftly and decisively to ensure that those found culpable are held accountable in accordance with the law.
