A fellow at the Centre for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana), Dr John Osae Kwapong has called for improved post-election security measures to protect state institutions and property.
His comments come in response to the minority's appeal to President John Mahama to address attacks on state property in the aftermath of elections.
Speaking on the AM Show on JoyNews, Dr Osae Kwapong highlighted the recurring issue of post-election violence, emphasising the need for public education and stricter law enforcement to prevent such incidents. "There seems to be an unspoken rule that once there is a change in government, everything must turn over.
Both parties and their supporters appear to understand and enforce this, which often leads to violence and destruction of state assets," he said.