Vote peacefully, your life may not matter - Samson's Take. #Newsfile

in go to the booth to the polling station on the 7th next week and vote peacefully and leave if you have to return later to observe the counting you may do so but whatever it takes be very PE peaceful because you know what your life may not matter at all yes your life may not matter to the

state I have the privilege of spending two days on Tuesday and Wednesday at theqa University of Science and Technology at the 58th congregation speaking to batches of thousands of graduates and encouraging them on the need to have Ghana in mind and to work to cut away all the wrongs the corruption and the bad

leadership the curse of leadership that we find in Africa I spoke to them about plans purpose and peirs Suits there are young people like such graduants who will be going to vote on Saturday we need to protect them because they are the future of this country the police and various parties have given assurances

about making sure that there is Law and Order and I questioned that last week because we have moved on after eight people were killed in 2020 and we have not accounted for the eight people in Wii a number of them took up a suit a civil suit and they asked the court a number of

those who were injured not those who were killed they asked the court to give them compensation to order the state to compensate them for what happened if you thought some of the comments I made last week were harsh and unfounded I'm going to read page 18 of that judgment to you by Justice Frederick

nura on page 18 this what the judge had to say he says obviously when Firearms are discharged as a crowd control measure there are bound to be additional risks such as injuring or killing peaceful participants or bystanders or causing further escalation of the violence with even more casualties thus fire s may only be used