Ghanaian MPs Stage Protest March Over Chairman Wontumi's Arrest

Ghanaian MPs Protest Arrest of Chairman Wontumi Accra, Ghana – On May 29, 2025, Minority Members of Parliament (MPs) in Ghana organized a march to the Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO) to demonstrate against the arrest and detention of Chairman Wontumi. The protest, captured on video by The1957News, highlights growing political tensions in the country. The video shows a large group of MPs walking towards EOCO, many visibly agitated. One MP, whose name was not disclosed in the video, is heard stating, "This is an injustice! We will not stand by while our colleague is unjustly detained!" The atmosphere is tense, with a palpable sense of urgency and frustration among the protesters. The arrest of Chairman Wontumi, a prominent political figure, has sparked significant debate. While the exact reasons for his arrest remain unclear, the MPs' strong reaction suggests the arrest is perceived as politically motivated. The protest serves as a visible display of opposition to the government's actions. The peaceful nature of the protest, despite the high emotions involved, underscores the commitment of the MPs to democratic processes. The event highlights the importance of freedom of expression and the role of the opposition in a democratic society.