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Some angry youth loyal to the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) in Karaga in the Karaga district of the Northern region have chased out their Chief Executive and the Youth Employment Coordinator and set ablaze one AG motorbike at Wednesday dawn.
The group, without lawful authority, confiscated a motorbike belonging to one of the attacked gentlemen. The police later managed to retrieve the motorbike from angry youth.
The moved peeved the group who marched to the police station, retrieved the motorbike and torched it.

The angry youth have accused the DCE, Alhassan Yabdow of not working in the interest of the NPP after he reportedly said he will never work with constituency Chairman of the party, Mr. Tahiru Zakaria.
They have subsequently locked up the office of the DCE and there are no reports of arrests made so far.
Speaking on Adom FM, the leader of the youth group, Abdul Rahaman Alhassan, also accused the Youth Employment Coordinator of being selective claiming he is a sympathiser of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC).
Meanwhile, the youth threatened to attack the district assembly later.
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