The Arise Ghana protest has finally come to an end after numerous Ghanaians took to the streets of Oko Adjei interchange and obra spots to protest against the economic hardship in the country.
Although some protestors and police officials sustained injuries, it has been reported that the officials of the Arise Ghana demonstration reacted by showing their appreciation to their supporters (protestors) after some were injured.
The leadership of the "Akrom aye hye" demo visited the hospitalised protestors today.
Also, the 15 police officers who were injured during the first day of the protest have been given the necessary health care support at the police hospital, while it has been reported that 2 of the 15 officers who sustained serious injuries are undergoing emergency surgery.
In this regard, the police administration has come out to express their appreciation to the general public for showing their love towards the affected officials.
This was shared on the official Instagram page of Ghonetv.
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