BoG protest: Police Service assures Minority of support
The Ghana Police Service (GPS) has assured the minority caucus in Parliament, of its unwavering cooperation and dedication to upholding law and order during the caucus’ planned public demonstration against the Governors of the Bank of Ghana (BoG).
In a statement that recognised the receipt of the caucus’ letter regarding its planned protest dated July 17, 2024, the police confirmed the July 30 date for the protest.
“The route of your protest shall be from Obra Spot-Adabraka Farisco-Ridge Roundabout National Theatre Traffic Light-High Court Complex, then branch to Atta Mills Highway and terminate at the Kwame Nkrumah Museum.”
The GPS stated that the minority would choose 10 protestors who would present the petition to the authorities.
The organizers were tasked with taking necessary measures to prevent any breach of peace and to ensure that protestors behaved peacefully before, during, and after the protest.
The GPS reaffirmed to the minority its “continuous cooperation and commitment to maintain law and order for the intended public protest within the mandate of the Ghana Police Service.”
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