Police file injunction to stop demonstrations by Gen-Z protestors

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Dunia 1 year ago

Just wait and translate your frustration to the ballot box.

Just wait and translate your frustration to the ballot box.
Quran is toilet paper 1 year ago

I spit on sick dog prophet mohammed.

I spit on sick dog prophet mohammed.
Lee Novo 1 year ago

Nonsense! Demos are our constitutional right, just like voting. And they are not mutually exclusive!

Nonsense! Demos are our constitutional right, just like voting. And they are not mutually exclusive!
KOOH 1 year ago

I am not foolish to go and risk my life for mahamas second coming.

I am not foolish to go and risk my life for mahamas second coming.
Kay 1 year ago

Do you expect me to risk my life for a useless politician all in the name of demonstration? What will those who died from the Kenyan protest gain in their death? I won't do this stupid thing

Do you expect me to risk my life for a useless politician all in the name of demonstration? What will those who died from the Kenyan protest gain in their death? I won't do this stupid thing
Pericles 1 year ago

Ofui NPP tribal bigot and NPP serial caller, stfu.

Ofui NPP tribal bigot and NPP serial caller, stfu.
Steve Kaye London 1 year ago

@ Pericles, all these agitations are the works of NDC coupe plotters of which you are one.
Your devilish party will be humiliated in the December elections, and all you foreigners will go back to your countries.

@ Pericles, all these agitations are the works of NDC coupe plotters of which you are one.
Your devilish party will be humiliated in the December elections, and all you foreigners will go back to your countries.
Pkay.... 1 year ago

These organisers are stomach politicians and evil minded fools. They just want to replicate what happened in Kenya in Ghana for their political gains but it won't work.
DR. Bawumia as an economist is coming to solve our pro ...
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These organisers are stomach politicians and evil minded fools. They just want to replicate what happened in Kenya in Ghana for their political gains but it won't work.
DR. Bawumia as an economist is coming to solve our problems by reducing taxes to a flat rate, reducing port charges, transforming our energy from expensive thermal plants to a cheaper Solar energy. # Bold solutions for the future....
Joy 1 year ago

Kwaseato, why hasn't that fake economist solved our economic problems since his government came to power in 2017?

Kwaseato, why hasn't that fake economist solved our economic problems since his government came to power in 2017?
ZUZA 1 year ago

YAANOM GO TAYA SAA USING NONSENSE BACKDOOR POLITICS.

YAANOM GO TAYA SAA USING NONSENSE BACKDOOR POLITICS.

Koku Anidoho 1 year ago

If persuasion fails , force will be applied.
If protesters are prevented from participating in lawful protest then a nationwide protest will occur and no permission will be sought. We all know how chaotic and dangerous this ...
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If persuasion fails , force will be applied.
If protesters are prevented from participating in lawful protest then a nationwide protest will occur and no permission will be sought. We all know how chaotic and dangerous this could be. Ghana is already sitting on a timed bomb. Majority of the youth is livid and charged.
Kenya style demo could hit Ghana and we are all gonna be losers.
Enyo 1 year ago

Just try it and see!! Go and ask those who got deceived in Uganda!! Nonsense!!

Just try it and see!! Go and ask those who got deceived in Uganda!! Nonsense!!
KOOH 1 year ago

You and who will go on nationwide strike? Fool what will the strike do for you? Is it not going to make things worse? Idiots only the ballot box can give us president any attempt to rule Ghana through the back door will bring ...
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You and who will go on nationwide strike? Fool what will the strike do for you? Is it not going to make things worse? Idiots only the ballot box can give us president any attempt to rule Ghana through the back door will bring a big chaos and Ghana wont exist again.
Steve Williams 1 year ago

Do not use demonstration; use the ballot box in December to oust these thieves. It is less than 5 months away. Don’t give Akufo Addo the chance to declare a State of Emergency to prolong his stay in office. He and the NPP w ...
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Do not use demonstration; use the ballot box in December to oust these thieves. It is less than 5 months away. Don’t give Akufo Addo the chance to declare a State of Emergency to prolong his stay in office. He and the NPP will go in December. Do not ‘spoil the matter’. The police says ‘injunction’ leave them.
Okyere Kay 1 year ago

This is too late and unnecessary. What can d government do with d 6months left to finish its term?Just vote against it in your numbers on 7th December. That's all.

This is too late and unnecessary. What can d government do with d 6months left to finish its term?Just vote against it in your numbers on 7th December. That's all.
Osofo 1 year ago

This is one of the NDC wickedly planned acts to brainwash people and sabotage the government with the hope of boosting their chances in the coming elections but they should know that Ghanaians now know the evils of NDC more ...
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This is one of the NDC wickedly planned acts to brainwash people and sabotage the government with the hope of boosting their chances in the coming elections but they should know that Ghanaians now know the evils of NDC more than the party know itself and will not support or take part in such useless demonstrations. Only NDC foot soldiers excluding those whose eyes are opened from the good works and policies of NPP, like the free SHS, will take part in such demonstrations.
Charles Acheampong 1 year ago

The Akuffo Addo and Bawuliar's government must be voted out of power in the 2024 general elections to curb the scandals upon scandals, graft, corruption, galamsey galore, reckless borrowing, mismanagement, illicit printi ...
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The Akuffo Addo and Bawuliar's government must be voted out of power in the 2024 general elections to curb the scandals upon scandals, graft, corruption, galamsey galore, reckless borrowing, mismanagement, illicit printing of monies by BoG to Akuffo Addo's government, state capture and gross incompetence.
Edward 1 year ago

So what kind of police administration exists in Ghana. They are always in court trying to prevent a lawful demonstration rather than protecting demonstrators. There’s a long way to go. Ghana now belongs to the ruling politi ...
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So what kind of police administration exists in Ghana. They are always in court trying to prevent a lawful demonstration rather than protecting demonstrators. There’s a long way to go. Ghana now belongs to the ruling political elite
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Kwame Peter 1 year ago

Clueless John Mahama and his messageless NDC are hiding behind these so-called CSOs ,Lazy thinkers.

Clueless John Mahama and his messageless NDC are hiding behind these so-called CSOs ,Lazy thinkers.

Achakanapaya 1 year ago

Akuffo Addo is a curse.
Bawulair Timothy is a disaster.
The power of the people is always powerful than the power of the people in power.
Akuffo was the champion of demonstrations in Ghana. Why is he preventing the citizen ...
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Akuffo Addo is a curse.
Bawulair Timothy is a disaster.
The power of the people is always powerful than the power of the people in power.
Akuffo was the champion of demonstrations in Ghana. Why is he preventing the citizens from demonstration?
They are calling for a coup.
DEMONSTRATIONS 5 MONTHS TO ELECTION 1 year ago

In 5 months is elections, and you want to demonstrate now....?

Why can't you wait and DEMONSTRATE your FRUSTRATION WITH THE CURRENT GOVERNMENT ON THE BALLOT BOX TO ENABLE CHANGE OF GOVERNMENT ON 7TH DECEMB ...
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In 5 months is elections, and you want to demonstrate now....?

Why can't you wait and DEMONSTRATE your FRUSTRATION WITH THE CURRENT GOVERNMENT ON THE BALLOT BOX TO ENABLE CHANGE OF GOVERNMENT ON 7TH DECEMBER 2024....???

To the Ghana police, why trying to prevent citizens from exercising their constitutional rights to DEMONSTRATE....??

The demonstrations could end up benefiting all citizens, including you the police service.
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Kofi BA 1 year ago

The police should allow them to demonstrate. However, the police must make their guns, bullets, pepper spray, hot water tanks, and or other deadly arsenals available to them ready. If it becomes necessary to shoot, they must ...
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The police should allow them to demonstrate. However, the police must make their guns, bullets, pepper spray, hot water tanks, and or other deadly arsenals available to them ready. If it becomes necessary to shoot, they must target the leaders, unlike the Kenya one where the poor and ignorant ones were put in the frontline and consequently lost their lives. Who doesn't know that these so-called CSOs are NDC groups? I believe the leaders of these groups are ready to do anything to see John Mahama win the 2024 elections, including sacrificing their lives. Therefore, the police must not hesitate to shoot so they achieve that aim in grand style. How nice would it be if John Mahama becomes the president through the blood of Mensah Thompson, the leader of ASEPA!
Ataa Obeng site 19 Tema 1 year ago

Demonstration is the right of any citizen of the nation, the police don't have any right to stop the demonstrators, because the courts have been parked with NPP supporters the little thing the police runs to the court

Demonstration is the right of any citizen of the nation, the police don't have any right to stop the demonstrators, because the courts have been parked with NPP supporters the little thing the police runs to the court
KofSam 1 year ago

I just do not understand Ghanaians and demonstrations.
Demonstrations are expected to bring changes but our demonstrations are just mere slogans without any actions to back them like what the Kenyans did to their governmen ...
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I just do not understand Ghanaians and demonstrations.
Demonstrations are expected to bring changes but our demonstrations are just mere slogans without any actions to back them like what the Kenyans did to their government. It is time Ghanaians back their slogans with actions because our leaders know that we just make noise and and that is all we do.
If these demonstrations do not yield the results and the changes that we want, Ghanaians should stop making these noises and channel these demonstrations into votings and vote the government out of power. But the same people who are demonstrating and calling for a change will end up voting for the same party that they have demonstrated against. Does that make any sense?
Ghanaba KK 1 year ago

Injunction against freedom of expression, to demonstrate, really?
What are they afraid of.
They tried to stop them in Kenya but it did not work, I will advise the police to stop else the provocation will become very severe.

Injunction against freedom of expression, to demonstrate, really?
What are they afraid of.
They tried to stop them in Kenya but it did not work, I will advise the police to stop else the provocation will become very severe.
Stupid Politicians 1 year ago

Public Order? I don't get it. The government is afraid of Kenya. Sheygu Banza!

Public Order? I don't get it. The government is afraid of Kenya. Sheygu Banza!
Peeved 1 year ago

Copy cat demonstration.

Copy cat demonstration.

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