The National Democratic Congress (NDC) is pleading with Ghanaians to join them in their #MarchForJustice campaign slated for tomorrow.
Recall the biggest opposition party in the country had some issues with the police when they first revealed their intentions of embarking on the march.
The Ghana Police Service revealed that they would be unable to provide security for persons who will be embarking on the march but against all odds, the NDC gained the green light to go ahead with the march.
The party via a post on its Twitter page asked Ghanaians to join them as they march for justice for the people who suffered at the Ejura protest where at least 3 people are said to have died when the police and the military clashed with protesters.
The march is to start from the Accra Mall at 6 in the morning tomorrow and end at the seat of the presidency, the Flagstaff House, and the Parliament House of the Republic of Ghana.
Ghanaian lives matter. Join us tomorrow, Tuesday, July 6 at 6AM at the Accra Mall as we #MarchForJustice to the Flagstaff House and Parliament House to demand justice for all who have lost their lives to state-sponsored violence by security forces for simply demanding better.
The party has pinpointed the government for being the master brain behind the attacks on innocent civilians by the police and the military who were protesting for the greater good of the Ghanaian people.
