Protesters are still gathering at Accra Mall to begin a peace demonstration against the incumbent government dubbed "March For Justice'". They began massing in the morning around 6AM.
Police officers have also arrived at the Accra Mall to maintain security during the NDC Youth wing's scheduled demonstration which takes place today.
"The protest organized by the youth wing of the NDC is to help raise awareness about the state of insecurity and lawlessness in Ghana and compel President Akufo-Addo to wake up from his slumber and act with urgency."
Supporters clad in red attire and armed bands, holding placards with various messages against the President, some of which reads; 'We are all Kaaka', 'Ghanaians are tired of dictatorship', 'The killing of innocent Ghanaians just to put fears in their hearts will be resisted', 'No justice for the dead, no peace'.
Some of the Party Executives has arrived including Sam Dzata George, Ato Forson, Afriyie Ankra, Ofosu Ampofo and others.
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