Mahama to address UN General Assembly today

Ghana will be at the Center stage once again as President John Mahama addresses the 70th United Nations General Assembly today.

He is joining over one hundred Heads of State and Governments to make a case for the adoption of new developmental goals.

The world leaders have set 2030 as the deadline for the achievement of the goals.

Meanwhile, some Ghanaians living in the United Sates are threatening to demonstrate against the President as he addresses the UN.

They claim the President has kept mute on a wide range of national issues including, calls for a new voters register ahead of the 2016 election.

“We are going to tell the UN that a private committee must be set up to investigate what happened during the Let My Vote Count demonstration in Ghana and any violation on the side of the Police personnel should be dealt with in accordance with the laws of Ghana,” Director of the group Kwame Agyeman-Budu told Starr News in an interview.

Source: GhanaWeb

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