colleagues from other parts of Ghana to organize a mammoth demonstration in Accra, Monday April 4, 2011.
The intended demonstration targets at pressuring government to act swiftly on the Fast Track High Court ruling on the Yaa-Naa murder case.
About 15 bus loads of people from the Dagbon State have already left Tamale for the intended demonstration.
Before their departure Mohammed Sulemana, Secretary to a group known as the Northern Youth for Justice told Citi News those on the trip were close to 3,000.
He said they were going to join their brothers from Ashaiman, Agbogbloshie and other parts of Ghana to hit the streets of Accra in protest against the court ruling which generated tension in the Dagbon State.
Meanwhile, the Savelugu Gbanglana Kpema Mahamadu on behalf of the Andani family in Dagbon have given government up to Monday April 4 to do something’ about the court ruling or suffer a major electoral defeat in 2012.
“We will vote the NDC out of power in 2012 if it reneges on its campaign promise of ensuring justice in the murder of our late King of Dagbon” he warned.
According to him, the Andani family voted the NPP out of power because it denied them justice.
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