Leading NDC member urges peace

A leading member of the National   Democratic Congress (NDC) has called on Ghanaians to do away with   things which do not promote peace.      "Every Ghanaian is talking about the sustenance of peace before,   during and after the December elections, but we do not seem to be doing   things which will bring the peace," Mr Kofi Mintah, Chairman of the   Central Disciplinary Committee of the NDC, said.      Addressing a Party meeting at Winneba, Mr Mintah held that peace   could not be obtained on a silver platter unless one worked for it.      He reiterated that the elections would be peaceful only if the   politician, the electorate, officials of the Electoral Commission and the   security agents do what is right.      Mr Mintah described "injustice" as the greatest enemy of peace and   appealed to Ghanaians to be fair and transparent in all their dealings.      "A victim of injustice or unfair treatment cannot be told to live in   peace," he said.      He appealed to politicians and their supporters to be mindful of their   utterances, and the media to be circumspect about what they published.      "Let us all place the nation above anything else," he added. GNA