Gabriel Agambila, a member of the newly formed Alagumgube community, has condemned the treatment of a Ghanaian media personality Pokua at the Ahenfie. Apexnewsgh reports
The lady was tormented, humiliated, and traumatized, and her apology was rejected.
Mr. Agambila expressed outrage, highlighting the irony that 40% of those involved trace their lineage to the north, yet targeted the media lady’s background. He criticized the elders’ actions, contrasting them with the more enlightened views of the king, who is well-traveled.
“Racial profiling has no place in our society,” Agambila emphasized. “We in the diaspora have fought tirelessly against this injustice, only to see it happen in our own backyard.”
Mr. Agambila further questioned how to combat such behavior among those in positions of authority. “If the king were present, I doubt Pokua would have faced such humiliation,” he said, praising the monarch’s progressive views.
He also addressed Pokua’s father, saying, “We condemn your failure to share your daughter’s roots with her.” He encouraged Pokua to explore her Bolga heritage, promising a warm welcome as a true daughter of the region.
However, following what has been described by many as humiliation, Mr. Agambila and Alagumgube community are appealing to global human rights organizations to join the fight against this inhumane treatment. “We urge parents to teach their children about their heritage, ensuring they know their roots and aren’t disowned by their community,” he stressed.
Source: Apexnewsgh.com/Ghana
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