Police Warns Against Utterances That Affect Peace Of Ghana After Arresting Baker-Vormawor

The Ghana Police Service has issued a warning to the general public to refrain from making statements that endanger the country’s peace.

According to the police, such statements are definitely against the law.

On Friday, Saturday 12, the Police made such revelation in a statement after arresting the Convener of the Fixthecountry Movement Oliver Baker-Vormawor on Friday. The statement reads;

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“We continue to call on the good people of Ghana to avoid making pronouncements that may lead to a breach of the peace of the country as any such act contravene the laws of the country,”

“Mr Oliver Baker-Vormawor has been arrested by the Tema Regional Police Command following a post he allegedly made on social media platforms to the effect that he would stage himself if the E-levy bill is passed by Parliament,” parts of the statement read.

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According to the police, Baker-Vormawor was apprehended for reportedly saying on social media that if the E-levy law is passed, he will initiate a coup.

On Friday, February 11, he was pulled up after arriving at the KIA, according to Movement member Felicity Naana Nelson.

“Oliver has been arrested at the KIA,” she disclosed on her Facebook page earlier.

Source: PressInformant