Ghanaians in London to Demonstrate

...on Friday, 16 August 2013
? Concerned Ghanaian citizens resident in the United Kingdom, especially London, are organising the Mother of all Demonstrations in London on Friday, 16 August 2013. The demonstration will take place on the specified date from 10:00 upwards at the front entrance of 10 Downing Street, the official residence and the office of the British Prime Minister.

? The demonstration is aimed at highlighting to the British government and public, the shockingly unimaginable gargantuan scale of official corruption in perpetration and perpetuation by the Mahama NDC-led government.

? It is also to help strengthen the hands of the nine-member panel of Supreme Court justices sitting on Election 2012 case. They are to deliver a verdict based on nothing but the truth as deduced from the credibility and availability of evidence laid before them and gathered at the cross-examinations of Dr Bawumia, Johnson Asiedu Nketiah and Dr Afari Gyan.

? The Concerned Citizens do believe that there can never be any sustainable peace in Ghana without first having JUSTICE reigning Supreme. Therefore, they need nothing but absolute JUSTICE for Election 2012 and the people in Ghana. They are fed up with the ongoing hypocritically selective justice in operation in Ghana.

? I hope as Ghanaians, we do not expect the nation’s economy to stagnate let alone, retrogressing at crescendo as observed under the current administration.

? A petition stating the concerns of the demonstrators will be delivered to Prime Minister David Cameron. In the petition, it will be suggested he shares the contents with his civilized Western world counterparts who do uphold and defend democracy and human rights.

? Make it a date to join us if, and only if, you care about Ghana and the welfare of Ghanaians. Peaceful public demonstrations have always been very effective but non-lethal weapons for fighting and getting rid of obnoxious situations.

? I have volunteered to publicise any events that relate to uplifting and liberating Ghana from the tentacles of the obvious greedy and corrupt overseers of her various morally weakened institutions.

? The nearest tube station to the venue is Westminster on Circle, District and Jubilee Lines.

? I shall publish a more detailed information about the demonstration nearing the time. The event will be given a live coverage by DJ Sources of Sources radio, Naspa and WBLS radios, all based in London.

? Abaawa and her Nana Ladies Club members will be in attendance in their colourful dresses. Make it a date to meet new friends who share the same aspirations and views as you. They want unhindered justice to prevail in Ghana. Come One Come All! ? ?