Kume Preko Reloaded: Martin Kpebu Issues Three-Day Ultimatum To Akufo-Addo And Dr Bawumia To Resign

• Organisers of the Kume Preko reloaded demonstration have issued a three-day ultimatum to the President to resign
• That's not all; they also want Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia and Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta to also follow suit
• These were part of their demands following this weekend's protest against the general hardships in the country

President Nana Akufo-Addo and Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia have been given a three-day ultimatum to resign.

These are parts of the demands by organisers of the Kumepreko reloaded demonstration organised on Saturday, November 5, 2022, to protest the general hardships in the Ghanaian economy.

Addressing participants of the protest, lead organiser Martin Kpebu in issuing the ultimatum, said the duo and Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta must be held responsible for plunging the country into the current economic mess.

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"We are calling on the trio, Akufo-Addo, Bawumia, and Ken Ofori-Atta to resign immediately or latest by Wednesday because as we know that for every cedi, for every dollar, that we borrow as a country, president Akufo-Addo's family gets richer through Ken Ofori-Atta. How can that continue to happen?" he quizzed.

Kumepreko Reloaded: What Martin Kpebu wants Speaker Bagbin to do if he takes over as president

In the event the President and his Veep resign, Lawyer Martin Kpebu also outlined some measures the Speaker of Parliament, Rt Hon Alban Bagbin, can institute when he assumes the reins of power.

He said one of the urgent interventions needed to cushion the Ghanaian economy includes a slash on taxes, prices of fuel, and basic goods and services.

Kume Preko Reloaded: Scores Of Ghanaians Hit Streets Of Accra To Demand Better Living Conditions

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Scores of Ghanaians on Saturday marched through the principal streets of Accra to demand better living conditions in the country.

The protest dubbed Kumepreko Reloaded, even though it followed the massive one that rocked the country in the 1990s, failed to marshall similar numbers.

Organisers, however, insist that despite the numbers that turned up on Saturday, their points have been forcefully made and a "strong message" sent to the government that enough is enough.

Kume Preko Reloaded: Protesters Brandish Placards Against Akufo-Addo Like “Sika Mpɛ Mismanagement”

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that thousands of the protesters who participated in Saturday's Kume Preko Reloaded demonstration found interesting ways to send their disapproval of Nana Akufo-Addo's government.

They used placards with interesting inscriptions to criticise the president and his team of economists.

Source: YEN.com.gh