Akwatia’s Peace Was on Police Bail – And That’s a reason for missing the Black Maria
By: OWARE Iddrissu 0599467559 The Ghana Police Service was present in Akwatia to maintain law and order as Akwatia contested a bye-election, pursuant to the demise of the Member of Parliament, Honourable Ernest Kumi. For two short weeks, Akwatia looked like the kind of disciplined, peaceful community we like to brag about on campaign platforms. The Ghana Police Service, deployed to secure the bye-election by the President of the Republic of Ghana, His Excellency John Dramani Mahama, and the Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Christian Tetteh Yohuno, brought calm to the town. Their presence was palpable. Streets were calm, campaign activities were restrained, and residents went about their daily routines peacefully. Indeed, the police executed their duties with remarkable professionalism, ensuring discipline and civility prevailed when passions could easily have boiled over, especially the unnecessary noise pollution caused by the Okada riders and tricycle users. But then the elections e...