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25th October 2023 2:11:17 PM
2 mins readBy: Chris Kodo

Ernest Birmeh, who single handedly embarked on a protest on October 24, 2023, has cautioned his fellow male colleagues against financing the education of a woman in hopes of getting betrothed to her.
He also warned against male bosses providing women jobs in hopes of getting married to them.
"Don't go and pay a lady's school fees thinking that when she completes you will marry her. Don't put a lady in any position at your workplace thinking you will marry here after. All of these create problems," he said.
He also warned against peer pressured marriages. According to him, any activity that would bring problems should be avoided.
"If you realize that getting married will give you problems, stay away. Anything you'll do that will give you problems, stay away.Ghanaians listen to me, if you know that having children will give you problems, stay away," he added.
Ernest Birmeh took to the streets of Accra, marching through various parts of the capital, including a stop at the premises of Despite Media.
He demonstrated against the numerous pressures faced by people in the country.
He was dressed in a white long-sleeved polo neck with the inscription "IGP" (Inspector General of Pressure) which originally indicates Inspector General of Police, wore dark shades and a cap.
He was accompanied by a police van with officers, including one senior officer in the front seat and two others in the back. While marching, he held a Ghanaian flag and a megaphone, while the police van's siren blared.
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