Worshippers have returned to the Ho Central Mosque in Ho Zongo, months after a shooting incident led to its closure. The violence occurred during a dispute over regional Islamic leadership, a conflict that residents state remains unresolved. The National Chief Imam visited Ho to reopen the mosque, providing relief to the community. While pleased with the reopening, a local youth leader emphasized the need for accountability for those responsible for the shooting, warning that a lack of punishment could jeopardize future peace. According to MyJoyOnline, he indicated a pattern of recurring tensions linked to the leadership contest. Residents are awaiting action from authorities, adhering to the National Chief Imam's call for calm. The dispute over religious leadership has disrupted communal religious life and raises questions about dispute mediation within religious communities. MyJoyOnline reports that the leadership dispute is ongoing, and no information is available regarding any arrests or charges related to the shooting.