The Minister of National Security, Albert Kan-Dapaah, has stopped the planned demonstration by the ‘Fixing The Country Movement’ against Former President John Dramani Mahama.
The Minister halted the demonstration over security concerns.
Announcing this in a statement, Convener of the group, Ernest Owusu-Bempah, said the Fixing the Country Movement wishes to inform the public that due to a formal order by the Ministry of National Security, the planned demonstration and picketing at the Cantonments office of former President John Mahama, scheduled for Thursday, November 23, has been called off.
It says National Security informed their leadership of perceived security considerations that necessitated their request, and they have subsequently suspended the demonstration indefinitely.
He further apologised “to their teeming supporters across the country for the last-minute cancellation and wish to assure them that the campaign to ensure that the Special Prosecutor rapidly investigates the controversial Air Bus bribery saga continues unabated.
He concludes that they will employ all legal and constitutional means to ensure that the investigation is pursued to its logical conclusion.
