Some members of the NDC Volta Caucus in Parliament, are set to visit the Ketu South District in the Volta Region today.
This follows concerns over the deployment of military personnel to some parts of the country, including the Volta Region.
Even though there are suggestions that the deployment is to secure Ghana’s borders because of COVID-19 and the illegal entry of foreigners into the country, the Minority MPs are of the view that the presence of the military in the regions known to be NDC strongholds is to intimidate residents ahead of the voter registration exercise on Tuesday.
Already, some residents along the Ghana-Togo border in the southern part of the Volta Region say they are living in fear due to the presence of soldiers along the border.
But the Minority Spokesperson on Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa in a tweet indicated that the MPs “stand in solidarity with the oppressed and ever ready stand to confront and defeat bigotry”.
