Ghanaian Minority MPs Protest Chairman Wontumi's Detention

Ghanaian Minority MPs Protest Wontumi's Arrest Accra, Ghana – On May 29, 2025, a significant protest unfolded in Accra as Minority Members of Parliament (MPs) marched to the Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO) headquarters. Their demonstration centered around the arrest and detention of Chairman Wontumi, a prominent figure whose specific charges remain undisclosed in this report. The MPs, visibly agitated, demanded transparency and accountability from the authorities. One MP, speaking to the assembled press, stated, "This arrest is an injustice, and we will not stand idly by while our rights are violated." Another MP added, "We demand immediate answers. The people of Ghana deserve to know the truth." The protest march, captured on video by several bystanders, including popular blogger BessahGhana, showcased a determined group of MPs walking in solidarity. The demonstration lasted approximately one hour, concluding peacefully. The MPs stated their intention to continue pursuing the matter until justice is served and Chairman Wontumi's situation is clarified. The incident underscores the ongoing political tensions within Ghana and highlights the importance of transparency in the legal system.