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A meeting between the Tamale Metropolitan Security Council and leaders of an irate NDC group has ended abruptly.
The meeting was called after the Gbewah youth disrupted the Assembly’s auctioning exercise on two occasions and towed away some vehicles.
They claim the Assembly did not follow due procedures in auctioning the said vehicles.
Contrary to police initial reports the irate youth will be arrested and prosecuted, the police rather adopted dialogue.
According to Joy FM’s Northern Regional correspondent Mahama Shaibu the ring leaders of the NDC youth walked out immediately the MCE Alhaji Haruna Friday entered the meeting premises.
The youth say they will not have anything to do with the MCE and promised to return the two vehicles only if the Assembly restarts the whole process.
A member of the Assembly has on anonymity told Shaibu the Assembly is contemplating cancelling the exercise.
Source: Joy News/Myjoyonline.com/Ghana
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