People from all walks of life bearing placards joined lead advocate Yvonne Nelson and other personalities like singer Efya, rapper and producer D-Black,comedian DKB,Van Vicker and several others to quietly protest the government's slow response to the power crisis that has hit the country over the past three years and has led to the loss of several job during the period.
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Thousands join Yvonne Nelson, Van Vicker, Efya and others to march against 'dumsor'
Clad in black with red arm bands,the thousands marched from their designated start point at the Old Legon Gate amidst heavy police presence to their end point.
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Several of the protesters showed up with placards bearing messages to the government and the President, John Dramani Mahama to wake up while others showed up with lanterns and other forms of indigenous sources of light.
There was also brisk business in "Dumsor Must Stop" t-shirts whilst other traders also took the opportunity to display their wares for sale.
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