PRESIDENT JOVENEL MOISE MURDER MIGHT SPARK A VIOLENT CLEAN UP IN HAITI

The murder of the Haitian  President Jovenel Moïse  has suddenly ignite a violent tussle in the country.  On Wednesday, it was annouced that Haiti President Jovenel Moise was assassinated and his wife wounded in an attack at their home, the interim prime minister announced, an act that risks further destabilizing the Caribbean nation beset by gang violence and political volatility 

A group of unidentified individuals attacked Haiti President Jovenel Moise's home around 1 a.m. and assassinated the head of state in a "heinous, inhumane and barbaric act," the country's acting prime minister said.

These statement must have set the nation on edge as prompt action was subquently taken to fish out the killer of the president. Afterwards, Two men believed to be Haitian Americans was arrested in connection with the assassination, the country's elections minister says. They are among six arrested in the brazen killing of President Jovenel Moïse at his home.

One of the two Haitian Americans is James Solages, said Mathias Pierre, Haiti’s minister of elections. Pierre would not provide additional details about Solages, or name the other Haitian American detained in the assassination.

Subsequently so, the news again had it that, Four more suspects was arrested in connection with the assassination, according to UN official. So far, six have been arrested, four others have been killed,  and police have surrounded another group.

With these news, so far so good, this is turning to a war that might end up killing a lot of people. About ten including the president have lost their lives, with the slain president wife hanging on by a thread. With the civilians involved in search of any suspects, likely death toll in the end is unpredictable.