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Leader of the group calling itself Western Togoland nation, has called for the release of some his followers who were arrested after they declared independence from Ghana.
Looking immaculately dressed and sounding younger than 85 years, Charles Komi Kudzordzi said in a broadcast message on Youtube that even though declarations such as what he did is mostly associated with war, he wants this to be peaceful.
“I want to the tell the government of Ghana that what has started happening is not the right thing; going round, arresting people in the streets, taking them and locking them up in cells and particularly taking my near 70-year-old wife and locking her up. No, that is not the right thing,” he said Friday, from his hideout.
He, therefore, called on the international community to prevail on the government to stop the injustice being meted out against his subjects “to avoid any possible mayhem”.
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