#FixTheCountry

The Accra High Court has on Friday 25th June 2021 dismissed an injunction application against the famous #fixthecountry demonstration. Presiding Judge, Justice Ruby Aryeetey has said that the #fixthecountry campaigners can go ahead with the demonstration. According to the court the application against the demonstration is regarded as moot because the said date for the demonstration has elapsed. Meanwhile actress Efia Odo and some #fixthecountry conveners have been arrested by the Ghana Police and sent to the Accra…

Ghanaian actress and strong campaigner of #fixthecounrty, Andrea Owusu well known as Efia Odo together with some other #fixthecountry have allegedly been arrested. Information gathered from a number of social media users clear points that the actress and some other conveners were arrested on Friday 25th May 2021 and sent to the Accra Regional Police Headquarters. The hearing of the #fixthecountry case which was sent to court by the Ghana police was adjourned to Friday 25th June. Report indicates that the court was…

Famous Ghanaian actress Efia Odo seems to have given up on the fight to demand the leaders of the country to fix the mess in the country. In a post on twitter, the popular video vixien and actress stated emphatically that the country Ghana will never be saved. She urged Ghanaians who have made it and wished to help build the country to do so because the leaders will not put an end to corruption and day light looting. ''Ghana will never be saved! Each man for himself. If you make money and you feel you can help the…

Famous #fixthecountry campaigner and actress Efia Odo has reacted to a video of women in Nawumba North a town in Ghana traveling 10km to fetch water. Despite the water being far from their homes the water was muddy owing to little rains in that part of the country. Efia expressed disgust over the fact that in 21st century people have to walk to far distance just to fetch muddy water for domestic use In a post on her verified Instagram account she noted that if anyone in Ghana doesn't see anything wrong with the…

Popular Ghanaian entertainer and video vixen, Efia Odo, has indeed proven to be one of the VIPs driving the charge for the public authority to 'fix the country' in the most recent hashtag on Twitter, which has since been trending on various social media platforms. As indicated by her, price hikes, dumsor, 'no bed' syndrome among others are causing numerous Ghanaians to suffer from abject poverty. In her most recent post on Twitter, the beautiful actress has pledged to set out on a show along with the individuals who…

Ghanaian entertainer and video vixen Andrea Owusu who is prominently known as Efia Odo has taken to Twitter to call on officials of the Ghana Police Service to join the #FixTheCountry development. Efia Odo on Twitter bemoaned the helpless condition of police homes in the country and how amusingly, government housing frameworks constructed have been deserted partially through. Efia Odo addressed why housing units are in effect left to decay while officials of the Ghana Police Service keep on living in shacks and rough…

An Accra High Court on Monday, June 14 2021 adjourned the case filed to court by the Ghana Police Service seeking to halt a street protest by the #fixthecountry campaigners June 21. The court presided over by Justice Ruby Aryeetey adjourned the case to 21st June 2021 over late filing of documents and after the State attorney prayed the High court to give them time to file their affidavit in opposition to the one filed by lawyers of the conveners. One of the conveners of the #fixthecountry campaign Brownson Adatsi…

The Ghana Police Service filed a case to court seeking to halt a street protest by the #fixthecountry campaigners and an Accra High Court has adjourned the case to June 21. The court presided over by Justice Ruby Aryeetey adjourned the case to 21st June 2021 over late filing of documents. Regardless, last week a Supreme Court ruling set aside the ruling of an Accra High Court asking the protestors not to protest indefinitely. The Supreme Court presided over by Justice Yaw Appau noted that the indefinite bar by the…

Former President of Ghana, John Agyekum Kufour has said in an interview that #fixthecountry campaign has some political underpinnings. Not long ago some Ghanaian youths championed a movement on social media, asking the Nana Addo lead administration to fix the country. They wanted to demonstrate on the street of Accra to aske the government to fix the country but they were stopped because of the presence of the deadly coronavirus. Well reacting to the movement, John Kufour in an interview asked when the country was…

Former President of Ghana, John Agyekum Kufour has said that #fixthecountry campaigners should stop pretending as if the country was doing well but a particular government destroyed it overnight. The former President said that #fixthecountry campaign must be revisited and revised because no government has the magic to easily change the economy overnight. Speaking on Angel TV he went on to say that the country is still depending on the resources it had 64 years ago despite the population growing each day. ''When…