NPP demands urgent answers on disappearance of 42-year-old Fulani herdsman in Dambai
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has called on the government, the Oti Regional Security Council (REGSEC) and relevant security agencies to provide clear answers on the reported disappearance of 42-year-old Fussein Mohammed, a resident of Dambai. The party says the case, which has remained unresolved for nearly 10 months, raises serious concerns about public safety, […]
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has demanded urgent answers from the government, Oti Regional Security Council and security agencies regarding the missing 42-year-old man, Fussein Mohammed, a resident of Dambai. The party expressed grave concerns over the unresolved case, which has lingered for nearly ten months. The call was made during a press conference in Dambai organized by NPP National Secretary, Justin Frimpong Koduah.
Mohammed was allegedly kidnapped around 9 p.m. on October 25, 2025, while returning from his shop with his wife, who was pregnant. The NPP alleged the incident happened 50 meters from the residence of the Oti Regional Minister, making the situation even more alarming. Critical questions remain unanswered, including the whereabouts of Mohammed, the exact events of the alleged abduction and the progress made by investigators since the incident.
The NPP demands intensified efforts to locate the missing man, identify those responsible and ensure those found guilty face prosecution. The party warned that the lack of clear information could undermine public confidence in the security agencies in Dambai and the Oti Region. They questioned how the perpetrators could have avoided detection, considering the location and circumstances of the incident.
The NPP pointed out that the route, which is a principal road, was not under operation at the time, while an alternate route towards Nkwanta, eight kilometers away, had three security checkpoints in action. The party seeks clarification on the review of checkpoint records, interviews of on-duty officers and pursuit of leads provided by residents and witnesses.
They also asked the Oti Regional Security Council to explain the steps taken to coordinate efforts for resolving the case and providing the family with answers. The party stressed that every Ghanaian deserves equal protection under the law and the assurance that disappearances will be treated with the urgency they require.
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