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A timely intervention by the Police on Tuesday afternoon averted what could have been bloodshed following a violent clash between the youth of Nima and Mamobi.
According to reports, four persons died from the clash, but the Police are yet to confirm this.
In a Twitter post, hours after the clash hit social media, the Police said they have "strongly intervened" and brought the situation under control.
The post added that the suspects are being pursued to face justice.
Police Contained Nima Violence
The Police strongly intervene in the Nima violence and brought the situation under control. Meanwhile, the suspected criminals are being pursued to face justice.
Full details will be provided at an opportune time. pic.twitter.com/lCPGE9CC5x— Ghana Police Service (@GhPoliceService) January 18, 2022
Nima youth 🤦♂️💔 pic.twitter.com/pe2r2VhCFi
— MONTENEGRO☔️💦 (@gehrich247) January 18, 2022
Earlier, videos emerging on Twitter showed the youth in the adjoining Muslim communities with clubs and cutlasses.
In one of the videos, gunshots are heard while the youth are seen in other videos slashing each other with machetes.
Ei this Nima fight no be small oo. Chale 🤦♂️😭 pic.twitter.com/dPvj1iebam
— Ghana Yesu ✝️ (@ghanayesu_) January 18, 2022
So what’s wrong with these Nima/Mamobi guys ?
— Bachelor (@Bachel_) January 18, 2022
What kind of foolishness is that???
In this day and age, who des that?? https://t.co/QAwiRwH5e4
It is unclear what may have started the confusion between the youth, but according to some Twitter posts, the fight was over a shisha.
But seriously Bibini a gyimii oo
— NO-TIME💡🇬🇭 (@iamNotime) January 18, 2022
People dey fight over supremacy, over new Technologies and things... But Nima people dey fight over Shisha. Awww bibini. Bibini 😭
Awurade n'adɛn pic.twitter.com/SxB7OU1QR7
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