Emerge Ghana Demo: Police took my telephones - NDC Dep. Public Youth Organizer

NDC's Deputy National Youth Organizer, Eric Edem Agbana
The Deputy National Youth Organsier of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Edem Agbana, has blamed the Ghana Police Service for taking his telephones during the primary day of the Arise Ghana exhibit.
In a meeting with JoyNews, that's what the extremist portrayed, his gadgets were taken from him during an association with the Police in the intensity of the trades that defaced Tuesday's dissent.
"I'm a pioneer. I was driving my kin to have a positive rebellion. I should not leave my kin and take off. I was there with them. My telephones were taken by the Police.
"I'm letting you know that it is the Police nation who took my two telephones. I lashed my telephones around me, the Police removed my telephones from me, however I wouldn't take off", Mr. Agbana made sense of.
In an ensuing Facebook post on Tuesday, the NDC public chief encouraged his devotees to reach him through email or a direct Facebook message.
"I lost my telephones today. Sympathetically send an email or a Direct Message in the event that you critically need to reach out. Much thanks to You," he composed.

Deputy National Youth Organsier of the NDC, Edem Agbana at the Kwame Nkrumah Circle on June 28

The allegation by Mr. Agbana adds to the tales of unfortunate incidents which characterised Tuesday’s demonstration in the capital, Accra.

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