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A/R: GCPP THREATENS TO SUE POLITICAL PARTIES WITH VIGILANTE GROUPS

A/R: GCPP THREATENS TO SUE POLITICAL PARTIES WITH VIGILANTE GROUPS


The Ashanti Regional Chairman of Great Consolidated Popular Party Mr.Kofi Owusu Omar is threatening to sue political parties promoting vigilantism activities in the country ,if they refused to disband or disown such groups.

According to him ,the New Patriotic Party and National Democratic Congress should accept the fact that they are the main brain behind the uncountable mayhem recorded in the country and must to compel with the Ghana Police Service orders to disband the various vigilante groups which is now a threat to  Ghana's Democracy as well as the security apparatus in the country is concern.

He admonished the various political parties who involve themselves in vigilantism activities for protection to disassociate from the group and consult Ghana Police Service for professional security protection in other to allow law and order to  manifest .

He also bemoaned about how various political parties who use their incumbency interference to pose a fright on Police Officers who exercise professionalism to secure peace and security.

Mr. Kofi Owusu Omar disclosed that GCPP as a political party condemned the recent shooting incident which led one person dead and the other one injured  at the Ashanti regional ndc headquarters act as barbaric and is also a disgrace to  Ghana's politics.

He therefore urged the  various political parties in country including GCPP must stop interfering the police service administration with their own selfish interest.

Mr. Kofi Owusu Omar
ASH. REGIONAL Chairman Of GCPP

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