Akufo-Addo should expect a larger version of the Aagbe wor – Akamba demo

General News of Sunday, February 10, 2019

Source: X Y Z

2019-02-10

President Nana Akufo-Addo is expected to prepare for more protests against her "bad government" and her bad leadership, said the National Organizer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), the opposition party, Mr. Joshua Akamba.

According to him, the president has failed to show leadership at a time when everyone is asking him to put order in the country, following the shooting in the by-elections of the day. 39, Ayawaso West Wuogon, Thursday, January 31, 2019.

S addressing Kwame Minkah, host of Ete Sen on Radio XYZ, about the outcome of a protest at which the NDC joined Thursday to protest the violence of the police. Ayawaso West wuogon, Mr. Akamba observed that the huge crowd that had joined the protest "Agbe wor" that the mbades had lost confidence in Akufo-Addo to bring strangers into the streets.

"Many Ghanaians attended the demo … the message was clear and the impact was felt. This shows that Ghanaians are not happy with what is happening in the country. There are many more to follow, "revealed Akamba.

He then instructed the PNP government to take steps to protect the many Ghanaians who are frightened as a result of the election violence.

In the eyes of the police, Akamba urged them to be bold and conduct a thorough investigation into the chaos and bring the perpetrators to the perpetrator, not least because video footage showed some of their faces.

Violence

Six members of the NDC were shot by masked men during the election. Ningo Prampram MP Sam George was also mistreated during the vote. The scrum finally led the NDC to withdraw from the elections, which were then won by the late firefighter's girlfriend, Lydia Seyram Alhbadan.

Analysts of the video footage of the abuse and the slides that came out of it identified some of the men suspected of being members of NPP's Vigilante group, Invisible Forces.

New videos in which one of the people involved is heard screaming "we are at the beginning of 2020" raise even more fears among some of the population who is pressuring the government to dismiss the Minister of National Security and conduct in-depth investigations.