The Ghana Police Service has issued detailed guidelines for the 'Enough is Enough' demonstration organised by the National Democratic Congress (NDC).
This protest will be held across all 16 regions of the country, with a unified call for the Electoral Commission to approve a forensic audit of the 2024 voters’ register.
The Police assured the public of their commitment to maintaining a peaceful and orderly environment during the demonstration, emphasising the importance of participants adhering to the specified routes and timelines.
Here are the approved routes for the demonstration in each region:
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