Talensi MP Daniel Dung Mahama Breaks Silence on Namoalug–Gbane Clashes, Calls for Lasting Peace

By – Sadat Dabo

The Member of Parliament for Talensi in the Upper East Region, Daniel Dung Mahama, has appealed to residents of Namoalug, Gbane and surrounding communities to embrace peace, dialogue and unity following recent clashes that resulted in the burning of houses and the destruction of property

In a statement dated Thursday, October 15, 2026, the MP expressed concern over the incident, which created fear, panic, tension and uncertainty among residents of the affected communities

Mr.Mahama said he had been working behind the scenes with the appropriate security agencies to restore calm and ensure that lasting peace returns to the constituency

He expressed relief that calm had been restored, but stressed that efforts were ongoing to consolidate the peace and prevent further escalation of tensions

“As your Member of Parliament, I am always deeply concerned when my people are not at peace,” he stated, reaffirming that the safety and peaceful coexistence of residents remain a priority

The MP commended the Talensi District Security Council, the Regional Security Council and the various security agencies for their efforts in restoring calm following the disturbances

He also extended special appreciation to the chiefs of Namoalug, Gbane and Gaare, as well as assembly members from the affected communities, for their roles in calming tensions and supporting peacebuilding efforts

Mr. Mahama urged residents to reject violence and work collectively towards reconciliation, emphasising that the future development of Talensi depends on the ability of its people to coexist peacefully

“Let us all embrace peace, dialogue, and unity. We are one people, and the future of Talensi depends on our ability to live together in harmony,” he appealed

The MP’s statement comes amid heightened concerns over security and the safety of residents following the disturbances between Namoalug and Gbane

He reiterated his commitment to working with traditional authorities, security agencies and other stakeholders to safeguard peace and stability across the constituency

The call for peace now places renewed emphasis on dialogue, community cooperation and sustained security efforts to ensure that the affected communities can return to normal life without fear of further violence

Source – gbcuraonline.com

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