- Anti-immigration protests in the UK have turned increasingly violent
- Ghanaian residents in the UK are living in fear for their safety
- Ghanaians and other affected communities are urging authorities to take decisive steps to quell the violence
Ghanaians living in the United Kingdom are experiencing increasing fear and insecurity due to a surge in violent anti-immigration protests.
The demonstrations, initially sparked by misinformation about a fatal stabbing, have escalated into attacks on properties housing asylum seekers, including the torching of hotels.
Kofi Marfo, a Ghanaian journalist based in the UK, has expressed deep concern over the safety of African immigrants, including Ghanaians, who are being targeted by the violent mobs.
These law-abiding residents, who contribute to the UK economy through taxes, are now living in fear for their lives.
As the situation worsens, Ghanaians and other affected communities are calling for an end to the violence and for authorities to take decisive action to protect them.
