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25th October 2023 11:56:03 AM
2 mins readBy: Chris Kodo

On October 24, 2023, a solitary protester took to the streets of Accra, marching through various parts of the capital, including a stop at the premises of Despite Media.
The protester, known as Ernest Birmeh or Dr. Think Twice, was demonstrating 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.
"Today, I am engaged in a one-man demonstration to combat unnecessary pressure, aren’t you going to get married? Why won’t you give birth? Are you sticking to only one child, is one not too little?
“These undue pressures, I am protesting against that. If you will give birth or marry and get into a hard situation, stay away; as with anything that will put you in a tight corner, stay away. That is my one-man demo that has brought me to Peace FM today,” he stressed.
He also addressed other sources of pressure, such as women pressuring men for marriage and men supporting women's education or training with the intention of marrying them afterward.
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