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Deal with Western Togoland security ‘training’ reports – Adam Bonaa to Akufo-Addo

Security analyst Adam Bonaa has urged President Akufo-Addo to immediately deal with reports suggesting that the so-called separatist group Homeland Security is training a security team. According to him, the development portends danger for the country and must not be tolerated. “I call the president to put his foot down …

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Volta, Oti chiefs disown Western Togoland

The Volta Regional House of Chiefs has disassociated itself from persons who have declared independence for an area they are calling “Western Togoland” which includes parts of the Volta and the Oti regions. After its last sitting for the year, held last Thursday, members of the House unanimously declared that …

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21 Western Togolanders arrested at FM station over planned demonstration in Ho

Twenty-One (21) Western Togolanders who converged at a local radio station at Ho in the Volta Region to demonstrate against the arrest and prosecution of their leaders have been picked up, MyNewsGh.com has confirmed. A statement from the Volta Regional Police Command confirming the arrest of the suspects who are …

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Western Togoland founder condemns arrest of his ‘citizens’ by government

The founder and leader of the yet to be recognised Western Togoland nation has called on the government of Ghana to release some citizens of his who were arrest following the declaration of independence from Ghana. Looking immaculately dressed and sounding younger than 8oyears, Charles Komi Kudzordzi said in a …

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Five ‘Western Togolanders’ remanded

Five members of the Western Togoland group have been remanded for treason felony by a Ho district Court. This was after 11 members of the group were arrested following their decision to declare the Volta region independent of Ghana. Those remanded are Peter Godfriend Edem, Mkpe Tornyi Kudjo, Kofi Agbeko, …

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Court revokes bail of ‘President, Ministers and transition team’ of Independent Western Togoland

An Accra High Court is set to revoke the bail granted President of the ‘Independent Western Togoland, his ministers and transition team’ for going contrary to the bail conditions. All suspects are to be apprehended and put behind bars their wanton violation of the court orders in respect of their …

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Western Togoland: 10 members of separatist movement arrested

The Volta Regional Security Council has arrested 10 members of the separatist movement, Homeland Study Group Foundation. This comes after the group declared parts of Ghana as independent ‘Western Togoland State’. The leader of the group, 80-year old Charles Komi Kudzordzi, popularly known as Papavi Hobedetor, made the independence declaration …

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WANTED ‘President and Ministers’ of Independent Western Togoland on the run

Self-acclaimed President of the Independent Western Togoland, Charles Kormi Kudzordzi known as Papavi Hogbedetor and his shadow cabinet of ministers are currently on the run after being sought by the police. Security agencies are on the heels of the members of the group who have not only flouted the laws …

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‘Independent’ Western Togoland names Ministers, launches currency others

Separatist group that declared independence for Western Togoland last week, is set to start naming its ministers, launch its currency and as part of measures to compose an interim government. The Homeland Study Group Foundation declared independence for the Volta, and parts of the Northern, North Eastern and Upper East …

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Separatist movement declares independence for Western Togoland

The Homeland Study Group Foundation, (HSGF), which has been campaigning for the secession of some parts of Ghana into an independent ’Western Togoland State’ declared their independence yesterday, Saturday. Leader of the Separatist movement, Mr. Charles Komi Kudzordzi alias Papavi Hogbedetor who is in his 80s made the declaration at …

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