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Ghanaians on social media especially Twitter are asking for peace for peace in the forthcoming presidential and parliamentary polls.
The hashtag #IStandForPeace started trending two days ago and Twitter users are sharing views on how Ghanaians can achieve peace before and after the polls.
Here are a few tweets we gathered for you. Read and share your views with us.
TRENDING: Ghanaians are asking for peace in the country with the hashtag #istandforpeace #CitiCBS pic.twitter.com/f3lqaUsNtJ— Citi 97.3 FM (@Citi973) July 21, 2016
Ghana is peaceful. It will forever remain peaceful if we all say we will. Kasa #Meye @eShunonline #iStandForPeace— eShun (@eshunonline) July 26, 2016
We can’t build dreams when our country is in chaos #iStandForPeace— Kwame Nkrumah II (@Signal_GhRap) July 26, 2016
When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace – Jimi Hendrix #iStandForPeace— Dziwornu (@evansyakah) July 26, 2016
I attended
*PRINCE OF PEACE INT
Primary/Junior high.
I fellowship with PEACEWAY GLOBAL CHC
Therefore …all I say is
#iStandForPeace— KIM_#starmediaGhana (@kimlykesseh) July 26, 2016
— τнє τωєєτ ℓσr∂ (@PresmaticPB) July 21, 2016
hurling insults at each other cos of our political differences is a thing of the past. agree to disagree #iStandForPeace— Jay Champ (@_jaychamp) July 21, 2016
We all can chill whn der is peace ✌ #istandforpeace— Small _pphypecrew (@bernard_small) July 21, 2016
Ghana is my only home so #istandforpeace— Elisha Aidam (@YhawTridd) July 21, 2016
More msgs about denouncing being used as tools for political violence, we need civilised campaigns! #IStandForPeace— eric malambo (@ericmalambo) July 16, 2016
#iStandForPeace Yes but why are we not calling for #Justice first?— Marfo_Prynz (@klasic_p) July 26, 2016
— 4kata TV (@4kataTv) July 26, 2016
She is not going home if she doesn’t trend😂😂😂😂@MELANIATRUMP #whyrwenttrendn #iStandForPeace pic.twitter.com/s49CitSzzk— samuel addo lebi (@Lebisoft) July 26, 2016
We can’t build dreams when our country is in chaos #iStandForPeace— Kwame Nkrumah II (@Signal_GhRap) July 26, 2016
