Audio By Carbonatix The Minister for the Interior, Mohammed Muntaka, has on the advice of the National Security Council and by Executive Instrument, lifted the curfew imposed on several communities in the Gushegu District with immediate effect. The decision follows what authorities describe as a significant improvement in the security situation in the area. The affected communities include Paboni, Yidaani, Kukpok, Busun No. 1, Busun No. 2, Nagnani, Nayagile, Donbin, Kolik, Tinyongu and Klokpan, all located within the Northern Region. The lifting of the curfew is expected to restore normalcy and allow residents to resume their daily economic and social activities without restriction. In a statement issued on Thursday, April 30, the government urged chiefs, elders, opinion leaders, the youth and residents of the area to exercise restraint despite the challenges confronting them. It emphasised the need for stakeholders to adopt non-violent means in addressing disputes and maintaining peace in the district. Authorities also reiterated the importance of community cooperation in sustaining the gains made in restoring calm. Residents have been encouraged to support security agencies and uphold law and order to prevent any relapse into unrest. Meanwhile, the government has maintained a total ban on the possession of arms, ammunition and other offensive weapons within the district. It warned that any person found in possession of such items will be arrested and prosecuted in accordance with the law. DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited. Tags: Curfew Gushegu Muntaka DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited. Related to this story Tampuli donates motorbikes, maths sets to support GES, GHS in Gushegu Government revises curfew hours in Gushegu District Interior Minister imposes curfew on 11 Gushegu communities amid rising tensions Gov’t imposes curfew on 11 Gushegu district communities after chieftaincy clashes IGP deploys special security team and armoured vehicles to Gushegu and Karaga after clashes Windstorm wreaks havoc in Gushegu, displacing nearly 2,000 residents and damaging schools Alhassan Tampuli donates cement, roofing sheets to support storm victims in Gushegu Alhassan Tampuli appeals for urgent support for storm victims in Gushegu Interior Minister demands probe into GH¢3m payments made outside GIFMIS 48-hour curfew imposed after attack on bar in Nigerian city Latest Stories CCCFS praises EPA Ghana for publishing 233 EIA reports, urges deeper access at district level5 minutes Ghanaians should be advised against non-essential travel to South Africa – Minority8 minutes Government lifts curfew on Gushegu District communities following improved security10 minutes NACOC intercepts 5 million opiod tablets of tapentadol in major drug bust14 minutes Ghana engages American aircraft manufacturer Boeing in renewed push to relaunch national carrier18 minutes Leadership at Beloved Tanyigbe: Togbe Etoi Kodzo II speaks on his 9th Anniversary of Enstoolment19 minutes E&P’s gold sale vindicates Damang bid – Sammy Gyamfi22 minutes Employers urged to use AI to improve safety workplace22 minutes NDPC chair calls for creation of auto zones to restore spatial planning discipline22 minutes Lightwave sues Health Minister over alleged ‘false and damaging’ remarks, demands apology24 minutes Witties Ghana signs Ghana most Beautiful’s Sarfoa as influencer for Clinell Wipes27 minutes Students displaced after storm rips off school roof in North Tongu35 minutes E&P’s 100% gold sale to GoldBod sets benchmark — Legal Rep37 minutes Photos: Mahama visits Akosombo Dam, calls for upgrade after fire incident41 minutes Damang Mine sells 100% of first gold output to GoldBod, BoG in historic move42 minutes