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NDC protest nearly results in collision course with security personnel 21st Dec 2020 | Source: GNA
Military and police personnel had a hectic time controlling demonstrating supporters of the main opposition party, the National Democratic Congress (NDC), as they resorted to the burning of tyres at the Jubilee Park, Kumasi, on Sunday.
The demonstrators, clad in red, had converged at the Park, following a procession through some principal streets of the metropolis to protest against the 2020 Presidential election results.
They were led by the Ashanti Regional Executives of the party and some leaders, including; Dr Samuel Sarpong, former Regional Minister.
No sooner had they converged at the Park than some of the protesters started burning tyres at the forecourt and on the streets, billowing huge smoke into the air.
NDC supporters protest election results in Kumasi
December 21, 2020 Some NDC supporters during the protest.
Supporters of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) hit the streets of the Kumasi Metropolis yesterday to protest the 2020 election results announced by the Electoral Commission.
What was supposed to be a peace walk, suddenly turned violent when the supporters resorted to burning of lorry tyres in front of the Jubilee Park, along the street connecting the Roman Hill from Labour Office.
Some supporters pelted security personnel with stones as they advanced to control the situation.
The NDC sympathisers started the act of vandalism the moment they arrived at the Jubilee Park where they were supposed to have been addressed by NDC Ashanti Regional and national executives.
NDC protest nearly crash with security personnel LISTEN
DEC 21, 2020
Military and police personnel had a hectic time controlling demonstrating supporters of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), as they resorted to the burning of tyres at the Jubilee Park, Kumasi, on Sunday.
The demonstrators, clad in red, had converged at the Park, following a procession through some principal streets of the metropolis to protest against the 2020 Presidential election results.
They were led by the Ashanti Regional Executives of the party and some leaders, including; Dr Samuel Sarpong, former Regional Minister.
No sooner had they converged at the Park than some of the protesters started burning tyres at the forecourt and on the streets, billowing huge smoke into the air.