The NPP is set to stage the protest over what it describes as growing threats to Ghana’s democratic governance. However, he questioned the timing of the protest, arguing that it exposes what he described as inconsistencies in the party’s stance on the remembrance of the eight victims of the helicopter crash. “The good question is that it has exposed the hypocrisy embedded in their cry when we lost the eight people. He said although the NPP has the right to exercise its democratic freedoms, political actors must also show sensitivity to moments of national tragedy. Mr Tanko Computer maintained that Ghanaians are closely watching how political parties balance their rights to protest with respect for national mourning.