Amenfi West Constituency: MP petitions IGP over assault on residents by National Security

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 The Member of Parliament (MP) for Amenfi West Constituency, Hon. Eric Afful has petitioned the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Mr. James Oppong-Boanuh over an assault meted out to his constituents at Asangragua by the National Security Operatives..

Narrating the incident to the media, he stated that, the National Security led by DSP Azugu stormed the community, dressed in mufti with face mask attacked residents and business centers and made away with an amount of  Three Million (GHc3,000,0003million Ghana cedis.

According to him, the Divisional Police Commander and the District Police Commander were asked to live the community while some Immigration Personals were handcuffed by these National Security Operatives.

He added that, residents within the community are now living in fear due to the action melted to them by the National Security Operatives.

He noted that, he has petition the Interior Minister, IGP demanding to know who sent DSP Samuel Azugu, the reason why they came to the community and refund the money and gold they took.

….HON. ERIC….

 

 

 

 

 

 

Achimota-Rasta student’s saga: The best interest of the students must be paramount- Lawyer Kpepu

Private Legal Practitioner, Lawyer Martin Kpebu has stated that, the interest of the students must be paramount after they won the case against Achimota Senior High School.

He believes that, although the dreadlocked students have won the court case which allows them to be admitted to the Achimota School, they should brace themselves up for tough times.

Tyrone Marhguy and Nkrabe are the two dreadlocked students who were denied admission by Achimota School for having thick hairs that they were not ready to cut.

Lawyer Kpepu added that, this is not the first time children with dreadlock have been admitted into Achimota Senior High School.

According to him, they will appeal to the school authorities to look at the best interest of the students without any bad mindset.

He added that, the school should continue with their culture of diversity with no discrimination against once culture.

…..LAWYER KPEBU FIRST…..

He again added that, a dreadlock student can enter into Senior High School if they have all the criteria to have the dreadlock.

…..LAWYER KPEBU SECOND…..

 

 

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