Road fights are outdated - PNC to Arise Ghana

Emerge Ghana Demo
The People's National Convention (PNC) has requested coordinators from the Arise Ghana exhibition to embrace present day practices to condemn and fight government arrangements.
The party says the utilization of road fights and dated means to communicate disappointment in the public authority don't yield important outcomes however just cause circumstances like what occurred on Tuesday, June 28.
"Positively, road fight as a type of show is becoming old fashioned in present day majority rule governments and it is similarly outdated to dissent without giving arrangement.
"At this material second, the PNC is approaching individual Ghanaians (for example the Arise Ghana bunch specifically) to rather show elective strategies that will help the ongoing government enhance the ongoing financial trouble," the party said in an explanation on Wednesday.
The PNC, subsequently, proposed that people keen on stirring things up around town ought to rather channel their endeavors into sorting out institutional talks, public fora, submitting petitions to proper workplaces and utilizing court frameworks to push their requests.
"PNC wishes to utilize this medium to serve notice that we are not piece of, and we don't buy into the Arise Ghana demo. It has come to our notification that one Awudu Ishaq is strutting himself as the Communication Secretary of the party.
"The media and the overall population ought to generously regard him as a faker. The Communication Secretary of the party is Mr Samuel Ayesu," the assertion added.
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