Factions in the Dagbon chieftaincy dispute are in consultations to find lasting solutions to the crises.
They have been holding a series of meetings, which are expected to come up with a resolution to end the conflict.
The meeting will also be used to fix a date for the burial of the late king of Dagbon, Ya Na Yakubu Andani II who was murdered with forty others in 2002. The meetings in Yendi are expected to end by the weekend.
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