The Ghana’s National Security Agency ordered that the billboards be removed, showing concerns for the welfare of the citizens.
Kwesi Annin, a security expert at the Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre, reportedly implied that by pulling down the billboards, the country is being preserved from a possible attack by terrorist group, Boko Haram.
Kwesi Annin also stated that the precautionary action taken by the country was to promote the peaceful relationship between Ghana and Nigeria, not making it seem as favouring one party over the other.
Also, he said the decision was taken based on the consideration on whether the law permits foreign political entities to campaign in Ghana.
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