NPP's 'Democracy Under Attack' demo: Key moments captured in PHOTOS
NPP's "Democracy Under Attack" demonstration took place on Thursday in Accra, protesting what they describe as threats to free speech, the rule of law, and constitutional rights under the John Mahama administration. Thousands of supporters, party executives, and Members of Parliament marched from the Supreme Court to the Jubilee House, carrying party flags and placards. The party submitted petitions to both the Supreme Court and the Jubilee House, urging the protection of democratic institutions, judicial independence, constitutional governance, and fundamental rights guaranteed under the 1992 Constitution.
The NPP stated the demonstration aimed to draw national attention to what it describes as the erosion of democratic principles and civil liberties under the current administration. The government has rejected these claims, insisting that state institutions operate independently and within the confines of the law. Adomonline's Joseph Odotei was at the scene to capture highlights.
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Thousands of NPP supporters marched in Accra for their "Democracy Under Attack" demonstration, protesting perceived threats to free speech and
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