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Mr. Goosie Tanoh said that he would not rest until all forms of violence and vigilance were rooted in the nation.
Goosie Tanoh, presidential candidate of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), has described the violence in La Bawaleshie as "dangerous, bad and unacceptable" in the by-election of Ayawaso West Wuogon, who has just been elected. # 39; s complete.
Goosie Tanoh, visibly worried, said the violence was not only an indictment of Ghana's democratic regime, but also an affront to the country's rules and laws and called on national security agencies to immediately translate justice the perpetrators of this macabre act.
S addressing reporters after donating consumables and an undisclosed amount to victims killed by bullets during the violence, at 37 Accra Military Hospital, Mr. Tanoh condemned the perpetrators and declared that they would certainly pay for their uneducated actions and behavior.
Gunmen dressed in national security clothing stormed the home of NDC candidate Delali Kwesi Brempong and allegedly attacked him and his supporters in the by-election.
Eyewitnesses reported that the men were shooting, wounding at least six people.
State Minister for National Security, Bryan Acheampong, acknowledged that the deployment of these men in connection with an operation had not been revealed. The men were however accused of belonging to the NPP-affiliated government self-defense group, the Invincible Forces.
Mr. Tanoh stated that the violence was "dangerous for the future of our democracy and for the peace and security of our people if such anarchy was allowed to continue without punishment. strict".
According to him, very few attempts were made to prevent the violence of the agents of the main political forces in the country and stressed the need for everyone to join the fight against political violence and vigilance.
Investigation
On Friday, February 8, Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia inaugurated a three-member commission to investigate the violence that occurred during the partial election of Ayawaso West Wuogon.
At the ceremony, Dr. Bawumia praised the commission's composition, saying, "I do not know anyone who can really question the integrity of the commission."
He also badured them "that all necessary arrangements and logistics will be provided" to facilitate their work. "I wish you the best in the investigation and the nation is grateful."
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