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The police on Wednesday morning stormed and locked down the recently opened office of an LGBTQ group at Ashongman in Accra.
A representative of the owner of the property, Dr Asenso Gyambi told Joy News he was unhappy with the answers given to him by the tenant who rented the house.
Here are pictures from the LGBTQI+ Office:
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