Ghanaian Minority Caucus Stages Protest Over Wontumi's Detention

Minority Caucus Protests Wontumi's Detention in Ghana Accra, Ghana – On May 30, 2025, members of Ghana's Minority caucus took to the streets to protest the detention of Chairman Wontumi by the Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO). The protest, which took place in front of the EOCO headquarters, saw several members of the caucus sitting down in a demonstration of civil disobedience. "This detention is unjust and politically motivated," stated one protestor, whose identity was withheld for safety reasons. The protestor went on to describe the actions as an attempt to silence dissent within the political landscape. The video shows a large group of people participating in the sit-down protest, and the visual evidence supports the protestors' claims of a significant demonstration. The detention of Chairman Wontumi, a prominent figure, has added fuel to the ongoing political tensions in the country. The Minority caucus is demanding his immediate release and a transparent investigation into the reasons for his arrest. The peaceful nature of the protest underscores the commitment of the Minority caucus to expressing their concerns through legal and democratic means. The incident highlights the importance of freedom of speech and the ongoing debate surrounding political power and accountability in Ghana.