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TIME TO DISBAND THE VIGILANTISM IN TODAY POLITICAL FRONT - TAKRA

 TIME TO DISBAND THE VIGILANTISM IN TODAY POLITICAL FRONT - TAKRA


From time memorial vigilantism has gradually gained root in today political front which affects the political front a way or the other. 


Ghanaians are aware of the recent bye election that took place at ayawaso west wagon injuring two or three citizens.  Same applies to the one that took place at several areas.

With our information gathering the current ruling government (NPP) has started recruitment for party members to acquire training to protect ballot boxes during the 2020 general election

Takra hereby calling on government to clarify to the entire Ghanaians the duties of the authorized security agents in the country and why they are recruiting vigilante to prepare ahead election 2020.

This same government after the ayawaso west wagon case came out to state that his administration will not give space for vigilantism so we want to find out about the sudden change.

The same person added he will team up with the opposition to find ways of eliminating vigilantism in today political front so we want to find out about the sudden change that has lead to the recent recruitment of vigilantes in the largest majority (NPP)

They further questioned that; does vigilantism  win election? if it win election why did the NPP headed by the current government loose the 2008 and 2012 general elections?


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