The Ghana Police Service stressed,“The organisers have also been informed of their duty to abide by all other laws since they will be held responsible for any breaches.” The police urged all participants to comply with the law to ensure the protest proceeds smoothly.
The police also reminded the organisers of their responsibilities under the Public Order Act, 1994 (Act 491), specifically Section 3, which outlines the duties of organisers and participants.
The Ghana Police Service has assured the public that sufficient security measures have been put in place to ensure apeaceful demonstration organised by the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC)on Tuesday, 17 September 2024.
According to the party, the Electoral Commission’s voter roll is riddled with irregularities, which they argue must be addressed to ensure credible elections on 7 December 2024..
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