Oliver Barker-Vormawor, leader of the Democracy Hub, was arrested by Ghanaian authorities in connection with recent protests in Accra.
The demonstrations, organized by the group, resulted in roadblocks and traffic obstructions, escalating tensions between protesters and law enforcement.
Barker-Vormawor, a prominent figure in the movement, was taken into custody following a police manhunt announcement. Previously, 42 protesters were arrested on Sunday and are expected to face court proceedings.
Monday’s third day of protests saw minimal activity despite a heavy police presence. However, two protesters holding placards were arrested.
Barker-Vormawor, a well-known activist, sheds light on critical national issues. The recent protests aimed to highlight the devastating effects of illegal mining and push the government for urgent action.
This isn’t Barker-Vormawor’s first arrest for activism deemed unlawful by the state.
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