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General News of Tuesday, February 5, 2019
Source: 3news.com
2019-02-05
Sam George was attacked by people some of whom were masked
The minority in Parliament will travel to the police headquarters in Accra on Tuesday to demand the identity of masked gunmen, who were besieging the polling station of the La Bawaleshie Presby School at the time. by-election of Ayawaso West Wuogon.
Tamale North MP Alhbadan Sayibu Suhuyini said on TV3's New Day that members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) would continue to go to the police headquarters until The identity of these men is revealed.
According to the MP for Tamale North, police claims that she does not know the men driving in a SWAT vehicle do not match.
He added that the State Minister for National Security, Bryan Acheampong, had once again claimed that the masked men belonged to the National Security Council, but did not reveal their identity. They decided to ask for answers at the police headquarters.
Mr. Suhuyini also lamented how the whole issue was handled, especially by the highest hierarchy of powers in place. He said that the presidency and the Ghana Electoral Commission (EC) should have taken full responsibility for the situation and given badurances to Ghanaians but this did not seem to them to be a disastrous situation according to him.
"It's as if everything were going as usual," he said, recalling his position that the EC President and Commissioner had not taken the issue seriously.
Suhuyini warned that as a nation, Ghana had to be careful not to compromise the peace it enjoyed over the years, noting: "Peace is the most important commodity that Ghana has. should and should not be joked.
At the same time, Stephen Amoah, Managing Director of the Microfinance and Small Loans Center (MASLOC), who also participated in the show, stressed the need for the NDC and the NPP to get involved. agreement on how to deal with political violence. , something that he has described as a secular phenomenon.
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