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A group of individuals suspected to be NDC members on Monday morning, May 12, stormed the Forestry Commission office in Enchi, located in the Aowin Municipality of the Western North Region.
Confirming the unfortunate incident to Adom News, the Deputy Forest Division Manager, Felix Ansie, stated that the aggrieved youth arrived during an ongoing recruitment interview for potential employment at the Forestry Commission.
He attempted to explain the situation to the youth, but they forcibly removed him and locked the main gate.
The matter was reported to the police to restore calm.
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