The constitution of Ghana established various state agencies to keep hold of the various sectors of the country for it’s smooth running.
However recent happenings has downed the integrity of most agencies which previously were held in high esteem.
Reacting to the recent happenings in the country which has disturbed the peace of the country, Mr. John Paul Dunkan said the attitude of some previous highly regarded institutions have failed in keeping the country together.
Mr. John Paul Duncan, a regional communication member of the National Democratic Congress said “some judges rallied on the ignorance of Ghanaian to continue to grant ex-parte motion though that law was ruled against a very long time”
He said that the last institution that had the confidence of the people was the Ghana Arm forces “but recent killing of the two persons at Ejura and the beating of residents of the Upper West Region is the last straw”
Mr. Daniel Animah, a member of the communication team of the New Patriot Party on the same program asked the Army to sit up and uphold the integrity of the force and respect the very people whose taxes pay them.
“The military must sit up uphold the integrity of the force and respect the people whose taxes is used to pay them”
He also called on the police especially to be professional in their dealings with the public and not use state power to brutalise civilians.
“The police should be professional in their line of duty. Some of them behave as if they got the enjoyment on a silver platter. They should think of their background and behave well towards the people who pay them.”