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Members of an opposition group, the Coalition for Social Justice, go out into the streets today [Tuesday] in a demonstration dubbed "Kum Yen Preko" to express their dissatisfaction with what they call a great misery for the country.
Group members are worried about insecurity, attacks on media freedom, among others.
The Minority Caucus in Parliament is expected to join the Greater Accra Women's Market Association, the Union of Concerned Drivers, the True Drivers' Union, Free Media Vanguard, the Coalition for National Sovereignty, MenzGold's Disgruntled Clients, Customers outstanding debts of Gold Coast Fund Management and other political parties. collectively known as Coalition For Social Justice for the protest march.
Sammy Gyamfi, NDC Communications Officer, has been appointed to lead the group meeting. Citi News the demonstration will run in an orderly fashion.
"The Grand Accra Police Command badured us that it would ensure the security of the demonstration. We also gave them badurances [of good conduct]. We converge at Obra Spot at 6 am and finish at Accra Hearts of Oak Park. "
The police, in a previous statement, warned people wishing to take advantage of a protest to stir up trouble to reconsider their decision.
The police said they would "secure the routes dedicated to the event and take the necessary steps to ensure the safety of all protesters as well as the maintenance of law and order during the whole period and beyond. "
"The infiltrators likely to want to take advantage of the event to stir up trouble are invited to reconsider their decision, because the police will not hesitate to deal with acts that tend to undermine the public order", adds the communicated.
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