#FixTheCountry online protest has taken a new twist as Ghanaian youth are now protesting with a new hashtag ‘We Are Angry’.
This comes after numerous armed police officers were seen at Accra Independence Square preventing # FixTheCountry protestors from protesting.
In a video posted online, the Ghana Police Service was seen parading at Independence Square with their hot water van to prevent citizens from protesting.
Following this, the protest has been taken onto various social media platforms as the protesters air their grievances and disappointment as they share disturbing images from their various localities with bold inscriptions on placards with the hashtag #FixTheCountry.
As it stands now, the hashtag ‘Fix The Country’ is trending at number number1 on Twitter with an accompanying hashtag #WeAreAngry.
See some tweets below:
#FixMotherGhana #WeAreAngry #FixTheCountry
Flood is a disaster but in Ghana it’s a festival celebrated every year.Kasoa have celebrated theirs. Next is Accra pic.twitter.com/kxOVRcHo9C
— W J WILSON (@RealWJWilson) May 9, 2021
I’ll be posting your #FixTheCountry pictures. Thank you guys for supporting this movement!! Ghana will be fixed! #FixMotherGhana #FixIt #fixitnow #WeAreAngry pic.twitter.com/PYALz58r24
— EFIAODO (@efiaodo1) May 9, 2021
Our roads are not worth our cars but we are paying road worthy ?#FixTheCountry #FixMotherGhana #WeAreAngry pic.twitter.com/Gn0bWyWUZE
— Hyperlink Africa ???????????????? (@hyperlinkafrica) May 9, 2021
Kwahu mountains???? the driver must be lucky????#WeAreAngry pic.twitter.com/IheW8qPj07
— Dizzlord?? De Troublesome??? (@eboni1z) May 8, 2021
The foolish man who said #FixYourSelf first, should tell me who should fix herself in this picture. Kwasea sɛm nkoaa na mo te ɔman no mu redi. The system is not working in Ghana. #FixingTheCountryGhana #WeAreAngry #FixIt #FixGhanaNow pic.twitter.com/i74YNWH1oM
— Enoch™ (@reigns_enoch) May 8, 2021
#FixMotherGhana #WeAreAngry #FixTheCountry
Flood is a disaster but in Ghana it’s a festival celebrated every year.Kasoa have celebrated theirs. Next is Accra pic.twitter.com/kxOVRcHo9C
— W J WILSON (@RealWJWilson) May 9, 2021
