“I Know Nothing About Asawinso ‘A’ Galamsey Shooting Incident” – Nana Kwasi Nyanzu Clears the Air

“I Know Nothing About Asawinso ‘A’ Galamsey Shooting Incident” – Nana Kwasi Nyanzu Clears the Air

Nana Kwasi Nyanzu, the Adontenhene of Sefwi Ntakam in the Bibiani Anhwiaso Bekwai Municipality of the Western North Region, has publicly denied any involvement in the recent shooting incident that occurred at the Sefwi Asawinso “A” Hill Fao Forest Reserve.

Speaking in an interview with the media, Nana Kwasi Nyanzu addressed growing rumors and allegations linking his name to the controversial galamsey site where the unfortunate incident took place.

According to him, there are several Adontenhene within the Sefwi traditional area, yet his name has been singled out and repeatedly mentioned in connection with the matter without any evidence.

Nana Kwasi Nyanzu questioned why the individual alleged to have sold the galamsey site to the illegal miners has not been arrested or invited for questioning by the security authorities, while the person reportedly managing the site has already been apprehended.

He further stated that the alleged person accused of selling the land is currently moving freely and remains at home without any action taken against him.

The traditional leader expressed disappointment over attempts to associate him with the illegal mining activities and the shooting incident, insisting that he has no knowledge of the operation at the site.

Nana Kwasi Nyanzu therefore appealed to the Member of Parliament for Bibiani Anhwiaso Bekwai, the Municipal Chief Executive, traditional authorities, and the general public to stop linking his name to claims that he sold the galamsey site to illegal miners.

He emphasized that he is innocent and called on the authorities to conduct a fair and thorough investigation into the matter to ensure that the real perpetrators are brought to justice.

The Asawinso “A” shooting incident has generated widespread concern across the Western North Region, following reports of deaths and injuries linked to illegal mining activities in the forest reserve. Investigations into the incident are still ongoing.

Source:Bibianinews.com