Africa-Press – Ghana. A video has surfaced online in which Member of Parliament for Madina, Francis-Xavier Sosu is seen pleading with his constituents during the recent controversial protest to comply with the terms agreed on with the police.The popular human rights activist said blocking the roads may be deemed as a breach of the public order because it was not part of the initial plans, adding they only wanted to send a message to the government in a civil way without any destruction of property.
“…When we are doing a demonstration, once the intention is I want to block roads, the Police can simply say that we’re breaching public order.
“You see, that will amount to breaching public order, and that is not what we want to do; we want to draw the government’s attention without necessarily looking like we are breaking the law,” the MP is heard saying to his constituents in the video.
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