The Fixing the Country Movement has famous with severe concern the acute acts of hooliganism displayed by members of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), supporters of Candidate John Dramani Mahama on the premises of his workplace on Thursday, November 23, 2023.
In outright disrespect and contravention of the directives by the Ministry of National Security to name off the demonstration in opposition to former President John Mahama over the Airbus Scandal, his supporters massed up at his workplace armed with cutlasses, knives, cudgels and different harmful implements in an empty and nugatory present of machismo even when the safety businesses had warned in opposition to any gathering.
More surprising is the truth that the previous President and his workers inspired the gathering for hours, failing to disperse them when it was apparent a conflict with an opposing group may trigger mayhem. Even extra disturbing was the violent actions of those hooligans and hoodlums suggesting that their uncivilized behaviour and dangerous threats had been inspired by the previous president, John Dramani Mahama. If not, he wouldn’t have allowed these barbaric actions to happen in his workplace, breaching nationwide safety directives and with none prior discover to the safety businesses.
Since that unlucky incident virtually per week in the past, Mr. Mahama and his aides who’re fast to level accusing fingers at will, haven’t been capable of condemn the actions of those mobsters and ruffians. They clearly had been in help of such crude and unruly behaviour.
The Fixing the Country Movement needs to sentence the actions of those violent characters who had been trying to scupper a peaceable protest by our group looking for to convey the investigation of the Airbus matter to the fore.
Mr. Mahama and his group ought to bow their heads in disgrace for such despicable acts throughout the premises of their workplace. Is this the identical man who aspires to steer this nation once more? Perpetuation of violence appears to be the forte of this man and his occasion and Ghanaians ought to by no means permit him one other alternative to hoodwink us.
We name on the National Security Ministry to sentence the illegal gathering on the Cantonments workplace of Mr. Mahama and warning that such brazen acts ought to by no means be repeated. Again, we implore the worldwide neighborhood, civil society teams ,the Peace Council and the likes to sentence this unlucky occasion in modern-day physique politics.
Further, the motion beseeches the previous president and NDC flagbearer to name his supporters to order instantly.
Fixing the Country Movement needs to commend its membership and sympathisers for responsibly heeding the order to cancel the Thursday November 23, demonstration. As said earlier than, we are going to make use of all constitutional and authorized cures to make sure that the Airbus Investigation by the Special Prosecutor is pursued to its logical conclusion.
Our management did a yeoman’s job by restraining our supporters, lots of whom had already travelled to Accra forward of the protest, from transferring to the Cantonments premises to retaliate the blatant threats that had been issued by these NDC occasion hooligans.
The Fixing the Country Movement is setting the information straight and attracts the eye of the safety businesses to the motion’s decision that, going ahead we are going to equally face any group or individuals who will organise any demonstration in Ghana in opposition to the federal government with the total power at our disposal. The proper to show is just not the only real protect of John Mahama and his cohorts!
..Signed…
Ernest Kofi Owusu Bempah Bonsu
Convener
Source: Ernest Kofi Owusu Bempah Bonsu, Convener
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