"I Acted for Peace, Not to Interfere": Ashaiman MP Defends Halting Demolition

About this episode

Ernest Norgbey, MP for Ashaiman, discusses his intervention to halt a demolition to maintain peace in the community.

"I intervened to stop the demolition in Ashaiman purely to keep the peace and prevent matters from escalating, not to stand in the way of official duties or the courts." - Ernest Norgbey, MP for Ashaiman

People in this episode

Guest: Ernest Norgbey

Topics covered

• demolition
• peacekeeping
• politics
• local governance
• community intervention

Keywords

• Ashaiman
• demolition
• Ernest Norgbey
• peace
• intervention

Mentioned in this episode

Places: Ashaiman

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