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  • Low voter turn-out of NPP members reason for our defeat – Miracles Aboagye

    Low voter turn-out of NPP members reason for our defeat – Miracles Aboagye

    Director of Communications for Dr Mahamudu Bawumia in the 2024 general elections, Miracles Aboagye, has reiterated assertions that the New Patriotic Party (NPP) lost the 2024 general election due to low voter turnout among its members.

    Speaking on Joy News’ Newsfile a week after the general election, Aboagye explained that, based on the party’s data from previous elections, it was clear that most of their members failed to vote on December 7.

    “One of the key reasons this result is as it is, according to the data, is that our people didn’t turn out to vote, and that is the fact,” he said.

    He highlighted the voting statistics in various regions, stating, “The data is there. If you put emotions aside and analyse it across all the regions: In 2020, the NPP had 145,000 votes in the Ahafo region; in 2024, we had 113,000.

    The NDC had 116,000 in 2020 and 130,000 in 2024. In Greater Accra, the NPP had 1,253,179 votes in 2020, and the NDC had 1,326,489. But in 2024, the NPP had only 681,000, which is half of what we achieved in 2020.”

    Aboagye explained that the NPP’s loss was mainly due to low voter turnout, with no other major factors contributing to the defeat. He pointed out that NPP members who didn’t vote should not be seen as supporters of John Mahama and the NDC.

    Meanwhile, the NPP’s flagbearer and Vice President, Dr. Bawumia, has said the loss was due to a sharp decline in the party’s vote share. He argued that the NDC did not win the election outright, as their results in 2024 were almost the same as in 2020.

    “I want to encourage you all to see that we handed this election over to the NDC; they didn’t win it outright. Their numbers didn’t change from 2020. Ours have dropped by 40%, so the analysis is simple,” he stated.

    He, however, noted that the NPP aims to return strongly in future elections.

  • NDC was not notified about collation of election results at Tesano Police Depot – Asiedu Nketia

    NDC was not notified about collation of election results at Tesano Police Depot – Asiedu Nketia

    National Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Johnson Asiedu Nketia, has said the party was not informed about plans to re-collate election results for some constituencies at the Tesano Police Depot.

    Speaking to the media on Friday, December 13, 2024, he explained that the party’s leaders had no prior agreement with the Electoral Commission (EC) on the collation or recollation of parliamentary results for the unresolved constituencies.

    He accused EC officials of acting unlawfully and promised that the party would take steps to ensure the law is followed.

    “What we are seeing in the Police Training Depot, of which we are yet to find out what was happening there because that meeting was called without any discussions with us as leadership of the National Democratic Congress.

    For some of us, when asked by our officials in the constituencies, we told them plainly that we didn’t have any notice about it and we are not involved. In fact, I advised some of them not to appear,” he stated.

    The NDC has announced that it will take legal action to resolve the issue peacefully and prevent any tension from rising.

    The party has already filed for a court order to stop the re-collation of results at the Tesano Police Depot.

    “We don’t want to engage in anything that will escalate tension so we have proceeded to court to apply injunction to put on hold the process that is happening over there,” he added.
    Johnson Asiedu Nketia advised EC officials engaged in the process to desist or face consequences.

  • Govt’s Transition Team rejects NDC’s accusation of illegal last-minute recruitment, payment

    Govt’s Transition Team rejects NDC’s accusation of illegal last-minute recruitment, payment

    The government’s Transition Team has denied allegations of wrongdoing in recent recruitment and payment activities by the outgoing administration.

    This response came after President-elect John Dramani Mahama and the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Transition Team raised concerns about last-minute actions by the government.

    In a statement issued on Friday, December 13, the team explained that both sides had agreed that any major payments, recruitment, or similar activities would be reviewed by the Transition Team on a case-by-case basis.

    However, the government’s Transition Team rejected claims of irregularities, stating that all recruitment processes followed legal procedures and received the required approvals.

    “Any specific allegation of illegality regarding any particular payment or recruitment should be brought to the attention of the Transition Team for a decision to be made,” stated Fatimatu Abubakar, spokesperson for the Government’s Team, on Friday.

    She asked the public to ignore rumours that the committee had stopped all payments and recruitment, calling those claims untrue.

    Fatimatu Abubakar assured everyone that the outgoing government is dedicated to ensuring a smooth transition.

    “We remain committed to passing the baton to the incoming government on 7 January 2025,” she reiterated.

  • Stop lecturing us on democracy – NDC to Afenyo-Markin

    Stop lecturing us on democracy – NDC to Afenyo-Markin

    The National Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Johnson Asiedu Nketiah, has hit back at Majority Leader and Effutu MP, Alexander Afenyo-Markin, following his comments about the NDC’s role in the re-collation of election results.

    Afenyo-Markin had accused the NDC of intentionally hindering the re-collation process at the Tesano Police Training School, urging the party to respect the Electoral Commission (EC) and follow due process.

    Speaking at a press conference on December 13, Asiedu Nketiah dismissed the allegations, asserting that the NDC had acted in accordance with its rights.

    He also questioned Afenyo-Markin’s credibility, stating that the Majority Leader was not in a position to criticize the NDC’s handling of the process.

    “I heard Afenyo-Markin, who has rejected the position of a minority leader, is now on his way to becoming a micro-minority leader, bragging that he belongs to a party of the rule of law.

    “Who doesn’t know the NPP? We in the National Democratic Congress do not need lectures from Afenyo-Markin about democracy at all.

    “Indeed, if there were any need for lectures in impunity, then we will invite him as a lecturer but if it is about democracy, he must shut up,” he stated.

  • Post-electoral violence is having a dent on our democracy – OB Amoah

    Post-electoral violence is having a dent on our democracy – OB Amoah

    The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has voiced significant unease about the disputes surrounding the recounting of votes in certain constituencies after the parliamentary elections.

    According to head of the NPP’s Research and Elections Committee, O.B. Amoah, the actions of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and its representatives are concerning and have the potential to undermine the country’s democracy.

    “What is strange to us is the kind of violence that has been visited at coalition centres against EC officers, party agents, and even security personnel. We never imagined that not even post-revolution in 1992, we would have such elections.

    “Post-1992, when we wrote Stolen Verdict, we were saying that ballot boxes had been stuffed and minors had voted. We were saying that the figures had been changed. By the end of the day, there was no such violence that we had seen. It is strange to us.”

    The Electoral Commission (EC) shifted the collation of results to Tesano after efforts to complete the process in the Eastern Region encountered challenges.

    This move followed disputes between party agents and EC officials over the validity and reliability of the initial results, resulting in a deadlock.

    The decision has drawn mixed responses. The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has criticized the relocation, claiming it jeopardizes the credibility and transparency of the electoral process.

    Conversely, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has supported the EC’s action, viewing it as essential to uphold accuracy and restore order to the collation process.

  • You can only lecture us on impunity, not democracy – NDC to Afenyo-Markin

    You can only lecture us on impunity, not democracy – NDC to Afenyo-Markin

    The National Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Johnson Asiedu Nketia, has hit back at comments made by the outgoing Majority Leader, Alexander Afenyo-Markin, saying the Effutu MP-elect can only lecture the party on impunity, not democracy.

    At a press conference on Friday, December 13, Afenyo-Markin, who also leads the New Patriotic Party (NPP) caucus in Parliament, accused NDC supporters of causing chaos at collation centres, describing their actions as detrimental to democracy and calling on the party’s leadership to act swiftly.

    In response, Mr. Asiedu Nketia dismissed the comments, saying, “We in the National Democratic Congress don’t need lectures from Afenyo-Markin about democracy at all. Indeed, if there were any lectures on impunity, we would invite him as our lecturer.”

    He further mocked Afenyo-Markin over his political standing following the NPP’s recent electoral performance.

    “I heard my junior brother Afenyo-Markin, who, having rejected the position of Minority Leader, is now on his way to becoming a micro Minority Leader. He is bragging that he belongs to a party of the rule of law and all that,” Mr. Asiedu Nketia remarked.

    The NDC Chairman went on to warn that any abuses or acts of violence during the transition period would be thoroughly investigated.

    “And so, anybody who is thinking about abusing these three weeks, abusing power during these three weeks to create any problems, must know that there will be consequences for them after the takeover,” he cautioned.

    Mr. Asiedu Nketia urged Afenyo-Markin to focus on addressing issues within the NPP rather than lecturing the NDC on democracy.

  • We’re more hooligans, you can’t intimidate us – NPP to Basintale

    We’re more hooligans, you can’t intimidate us – NPP to Basintale

    The Third National Vice Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Alhaji Masawudu Osman, has encouraged party members to stay resilient as tensions rise at Electoral Commission (EC) collation centers due to disputes over parliamentary results.

    He urged NPP supporters to be present at the collation centers and stand firm for the party, as members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) are putting pressure on EC officials to release the results.

    Addressing the current state of the 2024 general elections, Osman warned that NDC’s Deputy Communications Officer, Malik Basintale, should not be allowed to intimidate NPP supporters, despite the NDC’s success in securing the presidential victory.

    “The men in NPP, come out. As the Vice Chairman of the NPP in charge of operations at the headquarters, I will not stand by and allow my people to be intimidated. Come out from all the regions, and seek revenge from tomorrow to Friday. Anybody who has a gun, go and bring it out.

    “We will not allow Basintale to instill fear and panic in our people. I am telling you, I will end by telling Ghanaians that you all know how much NPP loves peace. That is the reason why we conceded defeat earlier. But it seems that the NDC does not appreciate our effort. If they don’t appreciate our effort, we will show them that we are more hooligans than them,” he said.

    Recent reports have highlighted chaotic scenes at multiple collation centers as the Electoral Commission (EC) continues the process of tallying disputed parliamentary election results.

    The EC officially declared the results of the 2024 general elections on December 9, 2024. In the presidential race, National Democratic Congress (NDC) Flagbearer, John Dramani Mahama, emerged victorious with 6,328,397 votes, making up 56.55% of the total, while Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) candidate, secured 4,657,304 votes, or 41.61%.

    The NPP also faced significant losses in the parliamentary elections, with several prominent figures, including KT Hammond, Ursula Owusu-Ekuful, and Henry Quartey, among the key casualties.

  • NDC’s complaints are disrupting integrity of re-collation process – NPP

    NDC’s complaints are disrupting integrity of re-collation process – NPP

    General Secretary of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Justin Frimpong Kodua, has encouraged the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to acknowledge the re-collated election results from the Eastern Region, despite the ongoing disagreements.

    During an interview on TV3 at the Tesano Police Station on Friday, December 13, Kodua expressed frustration with the NDC’s shifting stance on the matter, questioning their credibility and consistency in handling the situation.

    He also shared an incident where an NDC representative had demanded proof of an Inter-Party Advisory Committee (IPAC) meeting, asking for concrete evidence like a text message or official letter to confirm the meeting’s occurrence.

    This, Kodua argued, further undermined the NDC’s position and approach to the election results.

    “How can someone who earlier claimed there was an IPAC meeting, only to later allege an injunction, be taken seriously?” Kodua questioned, expressing skepticism about the NDC’s actions.

    Justin Frimpong Kodua addressed the concerns raised by the NDC regarding alleged issues during the re-collation of election results. He reaffirmed the integrity of the process, asserting that any discrepancies observed had no effect on the final outcome.

    Mr Kodua further highlighted the importance of ensuring that the NDC’s records align with the data provided by the Electoral Commission.

    He challenged the NDC to provide valid reasons for their objections, questioning the credibility of their claims if no inconsistencies were found in the EC’s data.

    “The NDC is frustrated, and we understand them. They are under pressure from their supporters, questioning why they are sitting down for re-collation to be done while the NPP is relaxed, even taking food and drinks. It is this pressure that is causing their misbehaviour”, he noted.

    Justin Kodua emphasized the NPP’s commitment to fairness, pointing out that the party had previously accepted unfavorable election results without resistance.

    He urged the NDC to follow suit and focus on transparency and honesty, rather than getting caught up in unnecessary complaints.

    Despite the disruptions caused by the ongoing disputes, he stressed that the election process must proceed with precision, even if it takes longer to resolve.

    “No matter how long it takes—today, tomorrow, or next week, the right thing must be done,” he stressed.

    On December 12, 2024, the Electoral Commission (EC) transferred the re-collation of disputed results from several constituencies in the Eastern Region to the Police Training School in Tesano, Greater Accra, in a bid to prevent the chaos that had occurred in other areas.

    Following the re-collation process, the returning officer declared Ernest Yaw Kumi of the NPP as the winner.

    However, the NDC has voiced their disagreement with the result, pointing out discrepancies between the declared figures and the original pink sheet data.

  • PLAYBACK: NDC addresses recollation, re-declaration of disputed parliamentary results

    PLAYBACK: NDC addresses recollation, re-declaration of disputed parliamentary results

    The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has held a press briefing to address emerging issues surrounding the recollation and re-declaration of disputed partiamentary results.

    The Electoral Commission (EC) has relocated the results collation process for the Eastern Region to the National Police Training School (NPTS) at Tesano in Accra.

    As a result, the Ghana Police Service has intensified security measures following disputes over results collation.

    NDC Chairman Asiedu Nketia, who engaged the press, called for a halt of the exercise.

  • NDC files court injunction to halt re-collation of Nsawam-Adoagyiri results

    NDC files court injunction to halt re-collation of Nsawam-Adoagyiri results

    The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has reportedly obtained a court order to prevent the Electoral Commission (EC) from continuing the process of re-collating parliamentary results for the Nsawam Adoagyiri constituency.

    This legal challenge comes amid growing concerns over alleged irregularities in the election results. The NDC has sought to block the EC’s attempt to resolve the ongoing disputes, which have become a point of contention between the NDC and the New Patriotic Party (NPP).

    On December 12, the EC announced it would re-collate the results for four constituencies in the Eastern Region—Suhum, Nsawam, Fanteakwa North, and Akwatia—following challenges with the initial count.

    The re-collation process, which began at the National Police Training School in Tesano, Accra, was meant to settle these disagreements.

    However, the process was delayed due to disputes between the NDC and NPP, stretching it into a second day.

    The NDC has also raised issues with discrepancies found in the original pink sheets from the EC, further complicating the re-collation process.

  • Halt recollation exercise, hold emergency IPAC meeting – NDC to EC

    Halt recollation exercise, hold emergency IPAC meeting – NDC to EC

    The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has called on the Electoral Commission (EC) to immediately halt a purported recollation exercise of parliamentary election results from December 7, 2024, being conducted at the Tesano Police Training School.

    The party expressed grave concerns over the exercise, which it believes is being carried out in bad faith and could lead to electoral chaos, erode public trust, and destabilize the nation’s peace and cohesion.

    In an urgent statement, the NDC called for an emergency meeting of the Inter-Party Advisory Committee (IPAC) to be convened today to address the matter. The party emphasized that such an exercise, conducted without proper consultation, has the potential to fuel tensions and further undermine the integrity of the electoral process.

    The NDC’s statement urged the Electoral Commission to act decisively, asserting that the sanctity of the electoral process must be preserved and that all steps taken by the EC must be guided by principles of legality, fairness, and consensus.

    According to the NDC, an inclusive dialogue through an emergency IPAC meeting would provide clarity on the situation and restore confidence in the Electoral Commission’s commitment to upholding its constitutional mandate.

    The party’s call for immediate action comes at a critical time, with political tensions running high in the wake of the December 7 election.

    The NDC insists that the public and all political stakeholders must be assured that the electoral process is transparent and conducted in a manner that reflects the will of the people.

    The Electoral Commission (EC) has relocated the results collation process for the Eastern Region to the National Police Training School (NPTS) at Tesano in Accra.

    As a result, the Ghana Police Service has intensified security measures following disputes over results collation.

  • Let me be, I’m taken – Malik Basintale to women

    Let me be, I’m taken – Malik Basintale to women

    Deputy National Communications Officer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Malik Basintale, has recently spoke about the growing attention he’s been getting from female fans.

    During a TV3 interview, Basintale shared that he is already in a committed relationship. He acknowledged the wave of admiration from women but said there’s not much he can do about it.

    The NDC spokesperson also mentioned that he has seen many women on social media calling themselves “Mrs. Basintale” or “The Basintale Lady,” showing their affection for him.

    During his appearance on the show, several women flooded the phone lines, openly declaring their admiration for him live on TV. A fed-up Basintale couldn’t help but address the situation.

    “I go on TikTok and see people calling themselves ‘Mrs. Basintale’ or ‘The Basintale Lady. Please, I am taken. Leave me in peace,” he emphasised while discussing post-election matters and other issues related to the NDC’s future plans.

    Known for his fiery personality, confidence, and outspoken nature, Malik Basintale has garnered a significant following, particularly among women.

    His tall, dark, and charismatic personality, have made him a standout figure online in recent times.

    Beyond his political career, Basintale’s online presence, often seen riding stylishly on his motorbike, has further cemented his popularity and captured the attention of many Ghanaians, particularly women.

  • This election a proof of Ghanaians unforgiving nature towards underperforming govt – NDC’s Alex Mould

    This election a proof of Ghanaians unforgiving nature towards underperforming govt – NDC’s Alex Mould

    Leading member of the National Democratic Congress, Alexander Kofi-Mensah Mould, has opined that the appalling performance of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the 2024 elections is evocative of the overwhelming anger and disapproval of Ghanaians towards the performance of the Akufo-Addo government.

    According to him, the 2024 elections should serve as a permanent reminder to Ghanaian politicians of the unforgiving nature of Ghanaians, who would not hesitate to kick out any government that underperforms.

    Alex Mould, in a social media post on Wednesday, December 11, 2024, warned the NPP of the difficult task ahead in regrouping and bridging the over 1.5 million margin they lost in the recently-held elections.

    “The NPP is about to experience what the NDC went through post-2016. We won this election by a landslide because the NDC had put institutional changes in place to be fit-for-purpose; contrarily, the NPP was in denial of the rot and pain the NADAA/Bawumia government caused Ghanaians,” he stated.

    Despite being a leading member of the NDC, Alex Mould is wishing the NPP all the best as he believes that a formidable NPP is integral to keeping the NDC government on its toes to deliver on its promise to Ghanaians.

    “We want them back stronger in 2028; we want a fair challenge. Ghana must build strong institutions, and that starts from having world-class, well-managed political parties,” he emphasized.

    Acknowledging the uphill task for the NPP in rebuilding its base, he pointed to his party’s experience in regaining lost ground.

    “From personal experience, crawling back 500k in 2020 of the 1M votes lost in 2016 was no joke,” he noted.

    In the 2024 presidential race, former President Mahama, who was the flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress, won the race according to the results declared by the Electoral Commission. He beat 12 other candidates with 56.55% of the total valid votes.

    His closest contender, Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia of the ruling New Patriotic Party, obtained 41.61% of the total valid votes cast.

  • Delay transition until all Parliamentary results are released – Annoh-Dompreh to Akufo-Addo

    Delay transition until all Parliamentary results are released – Annoh-Dompreh to Akufo-Addo

    The Member of Parliament (MP) for Nsawam Adoagyiri, Frank Annoh-Dompreh, has urged President Akufo-Addo to halt the transition process until the Electoral Commission (EC) has fully declared all parliamentary election results.

    The appeal comes amid disputes over the declaration of several parliamentary results, including that of Nsawam Adoagyiri.

    Speaking at the party’s office in Nsawam on Wednesday, December 11, Annoh-Dompreh criticized the National Democratic Congress (NDC) for what he described as reckless behavior.

    He also called for the Electoral Commission to create a secure platform to announce the remaining results.

    “Let me appeal to the outgoing president Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo. We know he has set in motion a transition process as a matter of course. We want to appeal to the president: he who comes to equity must come with clean hands, so the transition process should be halted.

    “His Excellency Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo should halt the transition process, and John Dramani Mahama, president-elect, must show the same equity, must speak to his people, and we must ensure that all the other seats are declared duly by the EC before the transition process goes on,” he stated.

    Frank Annoh-Dompreh vehemently denied the allegations that he was involved in a shooting incident at the Nsawam Adoagyiri Collation Center, dismissing them as entirely untrue.

    The accusations, made by the NDC Chairman in the Eastern Region, suggested that Annoh-Dompreh shot an observer, Richard Taboh, during a chaotic moment at the collation center.

    Annoh-Dompreh rejected these claims, calling for a comprehensive investigation by the Ghana Police to thoroughly examine the circumstances surrounding the incident.

  • I’m sorry – Prince David Osei apologises to NDC , Mahama for insults during campaign

    I’m sorry – Prince David Osei apologises to NDC , Mahama for insults during campaign

    Actor Prince David Osei has apologised to supporters of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) following criticism over remarks he made about President-elect John Dramani Mahama.

    On December 10, 2024, he shared a post on Instagram expressing regret for his comments and emphasised the importance of unity and peace among Ghanaians.

    “I deeply apologise if my words during the campaign offended anyone from the NDC. We were all focused on winning, but now let’s move forward and live in peace. God bless Ghana,” he wrote.

    What happened?

    It could be recalled that following Mahama’s victory in the 2024 presidential election, Osei, in a now-deleted post intended to congratulate the president-elect, stated that he himself would be president one day.

    This post, however, was met with insults from some users who lambasted him for his comment.

    An infuriated Osei, in response to one comment, labelled the commenter “fool” and questioned why he couldn’t aspire to be president, suggesting even a “drunkard” had been elected.

    The remarks were widely interpreted as an insult to Mahama, fuelling anger among Ghanaians, particularly NDC supporters.

  • Corrupt NDC appointees will face prosecution under Mahama’s govt – Basintale

    Corrupt NDC appointees will face prosecution under Mahama’s govt – Basintale

    Deputy National Communications Officer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Malik Basintale, has issued a strong warning to individuals expected to join the John Dramani Mahama administration.

    During an appearance on TV3 on Wednesday, December 11, 2024, Basintale stressed that any appointee found guilty of corruption or mismanaging public funds would be prosecuted, no matter their position.

    He further stated that those involved in such misconduct would be held accountable under the Operation Recover All the Loot (ORAL) initiative and face the full force of the law.

    “I’m passionate about Operation Recover All the Loot (ORAL) and I feel people must be held accountable not just persons from the NPP, but even persons from the NDC who decide to misappropriate funds. Let me sound that caution, if John Mahama appoints you and you come into office to loot, we will bring you out of the office and hold you accountable. We will let the laws deal with you,” he warned.

    Basintale emphasized that John Mahama had a proven history of holding corrupt officials accountable during his prior tenure, noting that Mahama himself is free from corruption. He further underscored the need to uphold this standard of integrity in the upcoming administration.

    “President Mahama has said it and we will rehash it because this is not a man that is going to tolerate a single iota of corruption under his government. President Mahama will never be called a mother serpent of corruption. He is going to fight corruption; face it head on and he has demonstrated that before and he will repeat it.

    “If you know you are coming to work under President Mahama’s administration and the intention is to create, loot, and share then please you better wait after 50 years because that administration has passed and is about leaving office. You can come and start looting maybe when we are tired of governance but if you think you can loot under Mahama’s governance then forget it because if you do, ORAL will deal with you like it is going to deal with the NPP appointees and yours will be worse because we need to use you to set an example to the Ghanaian people that Mahama is coming to develop the country, progress the economy, transform Ghana and the man to take us to the promise land,” he stated.

  • Leave the collation centres and return home – NDC directs members

    Leave the collation centres and return home – NDC directs members

    The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has called on its members, agents, and supporters stationed at collation centres across the country to withdraw and return home.

    The directive comes as the party expresses appreciation for their vigilance during the electoral process.

    In a statement issued on December 10, signed by NDC General Secretary Fifi Kwetey, the party thanked its supporters for their dedication to safeguarding the integrity of the elections. However, it emphasized the need for members to trust the leadership and technical team to handle the rest of the collation and declaration process.

    “This is the time to trust the leadership and the technical staff of our great party to fully manage the rest of the process. Our team of experienced professionals is fully prepared and equipped to ensure that every aspect of the collation and declaration process is handled diligently and transparently,” the statement read.

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    The announcement follows rising tensions at certain collation centres, particularly at the Accra regional collation centre, where delays in declaring the Ablekuma North constituency results have caused unease among party supporters.

    The NDC reassured its members of their commitment to upholding the will of the people and ensuring that every vote cast for the party is protected. The statement urged supporters to remain calm, confident, and focused, as the leadership works to secure victory.

    “Your role in this process has been invaluable, and we urge you to remain united and resolute as we work in your interest,” it concluded.

    The party remains optimistic that the results will reflect the choice of the Ghanaian people, pledging to handle the final phases of the process diligently.

  • Why share rice, oil and money if you know you worked? – Dumelo on opponent’s campaign tactics

    Why share rice, oil and money if you know you worked? – Dumelo on opponent’s campaign tactics

    Ghana’s political scene saw a significant change as popular Ghanaian actor turned politician, John Dumelo, won the Ayawaso West Wuogon Constituency seat as a member of the National Democratic Congress (NDC).

    In an exclusive interview on Daybreak Hitz with Andy Dosty, Dumelo discussed his campaign success, expressing confidence in the support he received from the electorate.

    He also commented on the tactics used by his opponent during the election, including distributing rice, oil, and money and encouraging voters in the queue to vote a certain way.

    “It was at that point I knew she’s lost the election from the onset. If you know you’ve worked, if you know you’ve been a good MP, whatever, and deserve another term, why are you sharing food and money and rice and oil, and of course clearly it backfired?” in reference to the New Patriotic Party (NPP) candidate, Madam Lydia Seyram Alhassan, on her alleged tactics to win the election.

    Nonetheless, Dumelo’s comments highlight not only his campaign’s strategy and the engagement with grassroots supporters but also cast a spotlight on the contentious tactics sometimes employed in Ghanaian politics.

    Meanwhile, as he prepares to assume his new role in parliament, Dumelo emphasises his commitment to serving the constituents of Ayawaso West and not to repeat the previous mistakes made in the past by other MPs.

    “I don’t want to be the kind of MP that will disappear, and election time I’ll come around sharing rice,” he stated.

  • Video: “God knows why He created crying and laughing” – Chairman Wontumi breaks silence on NPP’s defeat

    Video: “God knows why He created crying and laughing” – Chairman Wontumi breaks silence on NPP’s defeat

    Bernard Antwi Boasiako, also known as Chairman Wontumi, the Ashanti Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has announced that the party’s leadership plans to investigate why they lost the December 7, 2024, presidential and parliamentary elections.

    At a press conference on December 9, 2024, Chairman Wontumi admitted that the party needed to reflect on its performance and promised to work with stakeholders, especially in the Ashanti region, to find out the reasons behind the party’s poor results.

    “If it is time to cry and you don’t cry, people will talk about it. And if it is time to laugh and you don’t laugh, people will talk about it, so God knows why He created crying and laughing,” he said.

    Admitting the party’s struggles, he added, “It didn’t go well for us. However, the NPP branch in the Ashanti region will soon convene a meeting with all regional leaders, including regional executives, MPs, parliamentary candidates, MMDCEs, constituency executives, and regional council members, to investigate what went wrong and share the findings with the public.”

    He assured supporters that the party’s focus now is on recovery.

    “For now, we are at a loss. What is important is to bounce back so that Ghana and Asanteman can thrive again” Chairman Wontumi added.

    On Monday, December 9, Electoral Commission Chairperson Jean Mensa announced that John Dramani Mahama won the 2024 general elections with 6,328,397 votes. Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, the NPP’s candidate, received 4,657,304 votes.

    In a historic win, Mahama’s party, the National Democratic Congress (NDC), also gained a majority in parliament.

    Sammy Gyamfi, the NDC’s National Communications Officer, stated that the party has won 185 parliamentary seats so far.

  • NDC won’t defend you if you get arrested – Ablakwa to rampaging supporters

    NDC won’t defend you if you get arrested – Ablakwa to rampaging supporters

    The North Tongu Member of Parliament, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has called on the National Democratic Congress (NDC) youth, who are reportedly attacking state institutions and seizing property, to cease their actions. He warned that they would not be supported if arrested.

    He condemned the behavior as lawless and contrary to the principles upheld by NDC leader, John Dramani Mahama, urging the youth to stop.

    Speaking on TV3 on Tuesday, December 10, Ablakwa stated, “If you are arrested don’t expect any of us to come and defend you because what you have done you don’t have our permission to do that.

    “Our leader is a peaceful leader, and so you have to be law-abiding in celebration. Don’t take over state institutions.”

    He also pointed out that this behavior has been repeated in previous elections, but it must be put to an end.

    A video showed the youth attempting to force open the main gate of a state institution.

    This occurred despite earlier pleas from NDC National Communications Officer, Sammy Gyamfi, urging supporters to celebrate the electoral victory in a restrained manner.

    Mr Gyamfi’s request followed reports of violence and the heartbreaking deaths of two NDC supporters in Akomadan.

    Speaking to the media in Accra on Monday, he stressed the importance of moderation and responsible conduct during celebrations.

    “Exercise restraint in your celebration. We must show that we are responsible citizens. You can’t engage in vandalism, attacks, or looting state properties; it is against the law. Ours is a law-abiding party. We want you to live to see Mahama sworn into office,” Gyamfi stated.

    He additionally called on supporters to avoid any aggression towards state institutions and to celebrate in a responsible manner.

  • NDC supporters clash with security forces at Ghana Gas

    NDC supporters clash with security forces at Ghana Gas

    A tense standoff took place at the Ghana National Gas Company Limited (GNGCL) headquarters in Accraas a group of individuals, believed to be supporters of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), reportedly assembled at the site.

    The incident has triggered a significant law enforcement response, with both military personnel and police officers deployed to the area to restore order.

    Witnesses report that the crowd attempted to forcibly breach the GNGCL premises, leading to clashes with security officers.

    In a bid to disperse the group and regain control, security forces fired warning shots.

    The situation remains unstable, with heightened tensions as authorities continue to manage the crowd and prevent further unrest.

    There has been no official statement from the authorities yet, but more information is expected to be provided as the situation develops.

  • Let’s refrain from violence – Mike Oquaye Jnr. to supporters

    Let’s refrain from violence – Mike Oquaye Jnr. to supporters

    Tensions have escalated in the Dome-Kwabenya Constituency amid allegations of irregularities in the election result tallying process.

    Mike Oquaye Jnr., the parliamentary candidate for the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has called for restraint and emphasized the importance of following legal procedures.

    During a press conference on December 10, 2024, Mr Oquaye criticized what he termed undemocratic behavior by the National Democratic Congress (NDC), accusing them of compiling the results without the participation of other political party representatives.

    “We respect Ghanaians and the rule of law because we want to follow due process, but no one should think that they can usurp democracy and go and count and collate without the presence of other party people. This is against the law,” he stated.

    He urged his supporters to maintain peace, stressing, “No one on my side should go and fight a fellow brother; let the rules work.”

    Despite his call for calm, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) candidate, Faustina Elikplim Akurugu, won the highly competitive race.

    Akurugu secured 51,634 votes, narrowly surpassing Mike Oquaye Jnr., who earned 50,477 votes.

    This victory is particularly significant for Akurugu, marking a breakthrough after two prior unsuccessful attempts against the outgoing MP Sarah Adwoa Safo, who had held the seat since 2012.

  • Reliance on natural resources for development financing needed to end debt cycle – IEA Director

    Reliance on natural resources for development financing needed to end debt cycle – IEA Director

    Director of Research at the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA), Dr. John Kwakye, has stressed the need for the government to prioritise Ghana’s natural resources as a primary means of generating internal revenue for development rather than relying on borrowing.

    In his message to the President-elect, John Dramani Mahama, Dr. Kwakye stated that this approach would help prevent the nation from sinking deeper into its ongoing debt crisis.

    “The Mahama administration must leverage Ghana’s natural resources as the main source of development financing. It must abandon the habit of borrowing to avoid further debt crises,” Dr. Kwakye stated on his X page.

    He added, “It is the hope of Ghanaians that you will use the second opportunity and your experience to bring about the necessary change to meet their aspirations through inclusive government.”

    Dr. Kwakye’s comments come against the backdrop of Ghana’s severe debt crisis, which has forced the government to adopt drastic measures, such as the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP), to restructure its liabilities.

    Under the current administration led by President Nana Akufo-Addo, Ghana’s public debt has ballooned to approximately $58 billion, representing 72.3% of GDP. This figure surpasses the cumulative debt accumulated by all previous administrations combined. It is estimated that the government has added about GH¢620 billion to the national debt since 2017.

    The government has often attributed the debt crisis to external factors such as the COVID-19 pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine war. However, unsustainable borrowing, a depreciating currency, and dwindling international reserves have exacerbated the situation.

    The DDEP, introduced to address these fiscal challenges, has had significant repercussions. Domestic bondholders, including pensioners and individual investors, suffered substantial losses due to reduced interest rates and extended repayment periods. These measures also triggered widespread protests, with pensioners arguing that they were unfairly targeted.

  • Ghana Ports, Forestry Commission and other State offices raided by NDC supporters – Report

    Ghana Ports, Forestry Commission and other State offices raided by NDC supporters – Report

    A video circulating online shows individuals forcibly entering the premises of several state institutions in the aftermath of the recent general election results.

    The video, shared by an X user named Sika Official, claims that these individuals are affiliated with the National Democratic Congress (NDC).

    The post identifies the affected institutions as the Ghana Ports and Harbour Authority, Forestry Commission, Ghana Gas, Metro Mass Transit, and NADMO offices.


    “There have been reports of mobs of alleged NDC supporters storming the premises of multiple state institutions including the Ghana Ports and Harbour Authority, Forestry Commission, Ghana Gas, Metro Mass Transit and NADMO offices, following the declaration of Saturday’s election results,” he wrote.

    Per reports a break-in at the Forestry Commission depot in Achimota, Accra, has led to the theft of several valuable items.Witnesses report that the suspects, wearing shirts bearing the logo of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), were heard chanting,“Our government is now in power,” as they raided the facility early this morning.

    Among the stolen items were 24 air conditioners, laptops, and other important equipment belonging to the Commission.

    The intruders also attempted, but failed, to seize keys for newly acquired vehicles.The incident has raised concerns about the security of state assets, particularly following the recent political transition.

    Authorities have not yet confirmed if the break-in was politically motivated.Police responded quickly to the scene, securing the premises and launching an investigation to identify and apprehend the suspects.

    The Forestry Commission has yet to comment on the incident, with further updates expected as the investigation unfolds.

  • Video: Making NDC’s hit campaign song ‘Kwen Kwen’ – Behind the scenes

    Video: Making NDC’s hit campaign song ‘Kwen Kwen’ – Behind the scenes

    Renowned musician and producer Nacee has shared insights into the making of the music video for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) campaign song “Kwen Kwen,” which is currently topping the Apple Music Ghana charts.

    The song, now the anthem of the NDC’s 2024 campaign, has struck a chord with Ghanaians as election results come in. Nacee also praised the videography team for their excellent work on the visuals.

    “Behind every stunning shot, there’s a talented team bringing the vision to life. Huge shoutout to our incredible videography crew for capturing this magic!” Nacee posted on X.

    The celebrated producer also acknowledged the contributions of social media influencers Kaly Jay and Olele Salvador, who played roles in amplifying the song’s impact.

    With its wide appeal, “Kwen Kwen“ has become a unifying tune for supporters while cementing Nacee’s role in creating impactful campaign music.

  • Ex-Sekondi Hasaacas footballer Kwabena Baidoo loses his life during NDC celebration

    Ex-Sekondi Hasaacas footballer Kwabena Baidoo loses his life during NDC celebration

    Former Sekondi Hasaacas player Kwabena Baidoo tragically lost his life during celebrations for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) victory in Ellembelle District, Western Region.

    According to reports from Ghanasoccernet.com, Baidoo died in a motor accident while joining fellow NDC supporters to celebrate.

    His brother, Emmanuel Quarm, confirmed the sad news, saying the family is deeply heartbroken. Neither the family nor his former club, Sekondi Hasaacas, has issued an official statement about the incident.

    NDC supporters nationwide took to the streets to celebrate after the New Patriotic Party (NPP) candidate, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, conceded defeat to John Dramani Mahama in the 2024 general elections on December 8.

    Even before the Electoral Commission’s official declaration, many supporters in Accra, Kumasi, and other towns celebrated enthusiastically, marking the NDC’s return to power after eight years in opposition.

  • “We cried, we begged, but your tyrannical self ignored our pleas” – Criss Waddle slams Akufo-Addo

    “We cried, we begged, but your tyrannical self ignored our pleas” – Criss Waddle slams Akufo-Addo

    Following the NPP’s loss in the 2024 general elections and the election of John Dramani Mahama as president, musician and entrepreneur Criss Waddle has shared his emotional thoughts on what he calls a difficult time for Ghanaians under the leadership of Nana Akufo-Addo.

    In a series of posts on December 8, Criss Waddle reflected on the hardships endured during the NPP government’s eight-year term, describing it as a nightmare for many citizens.

    He criticised the outgoing president, accusing him of suppressing freedoms, burdening businesses with high taxes, enabling corruption, and ignoring the struggles faced by ordinary Ghanaians.

    “You arrested almost everyone who spoke against your party, making sure even journalists lost their freedom of speech. You collapsed and crippled almost every business that wasn’t owned by your allies. People cried out in hunger, yet you kept imposing higher taxes,” he posted on X.

    The musician also criticised the government’s decision to construct a national cathedral instead of prioritising employment opportunities, despite widespread public opposition.

    He further accused the government of ruling the country like a military dictatorship.

    “Almost the whole country cried, begged, and said, ‘We don’t need a cathedral right now. We need employment.’ But you said, ‘NEVER. I’m still building it.’ You ordered the chiefs to stand up and greet you as if sitting down to greet you would take away their blessings and good policies.”

    For eight years, we were all under your military rule. Unless a person shouted, ‘Ajei, I’m hungry or I’m hurting,’ you would arrest or cripple them. Herh, we suffered ooo,” he added.

    The climax of Criss Waddle’s posts came when he recalled the “Fix The Country” movement, during which Ghanaians on social media called on the government to address major national issues.

    He recounted how many government supporters responded by telling the movement’s proponents to “fix yourselves.”

    “People begged you to fix the country, and you told them to ‘fix themselves.’ Herh, you’re a champion. We will never forget you until we die, short man devil,” he posted.

    Criss Waddle’s comments come as several celebrities are openly criticizing the outgoing government, with the country preparing for a change in leadership under John Mahama.

    The opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) has claimed victory in Ghana’s December 7 general elections, winning both the presidential and parliamentary votes.

    Although the Electoral Commission has not yet announced the official results, NPP’s presidential candidate, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, has conceded defeat and congratulated John Mahama of the NDC.

  • The battle has ended; the great elephant has been slaughtered! – Asiedu Nketia teases NPP

    The battle has ended; the great elephant has been slaughtered! – Asiedu Nketia teases NPP

    National Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Johnson Asiedu Nketia, has expressed great joy over the victory of President-elect John Dramani Mahama.

    His excitement was evident during his speech on December 9, after the Electoral Commission announced the results of the 2024 general election.

    Known as General Mosquito, he described the NDC’s hard-fought win against the New Patriotic Party (NPP) as a historic achievement for the party.

    “I believe that the party has never seen this level of total mobilization of its rank and file to fight and achieve a purpose. At long last, the battle has ended, and the great elephant has been slaughtered mercilessly,” he declared.

    He extended special commendations to the technical team at the NDC headquarters, acknowledging their pivotal role in managing the election campaign.

    “I want to specially commend the technical staff of our headquarters, who managed this election very, very successfully. I mean the directors of elections, directors of IT, and all other persons who played roles in this success,” he said.

    While celebrating the victory, Mr Asiedu Nketia urged party members to exercise modesty in their celebrations and focus on the enormous responsibility ahead.

    “Let me advise that we should be modest in our celebrations because I can almost feel the weight of responsibility on our shoulders. Ghanaians have given us this mandate to accomplish the task of national reconstruction,” he reiterated.

    He reminded the NDC leadership and supporters of the high expectations of Ghanaians, adding, “We cannot afford to disappoint them.”

  • Your win an affirmation of the people’s will – Bagbin congratulates Mahama

    Your win an affirmation of the people’s will – Bagbin congratulates Mahama

    Speaker of Parliament, Alban S.K. Bagbin, has congratulated John Dramani Mahama on his resounding victory in last Saturday’s election.

    This message follows the announcement by Electoral Commission Chairperson Jean Mensa on December 9, 2024, who also served as the returning officer for the presidential election.

    In a statement from his office, the Speaker praised the trust the public has placed in Mr. Mahama, calling it a display of remarkable confidence and bravery.

    “Today, we celebrate not just a victory but a reaffirmation of our democratic principles,” Mr Bagbin stated.

    “John Mahama’s win is an affirmation of the will of the people, and I am confident that he will lead Ghana towards greater prosperity and inclusivity.”

    The Speaker’s congratulatory message included a call for all Ghanaians to rally behind the newly elected president. “It is now our collective responsibility to support him in the task of nation-building.

    “Together, we can work towards addressing the challenges that lie ahead and ensure that every citizen feels the impact of good governance,” he added.

  • Full text: Mahama’s acceptance speech after formal declaration as next president

    Full text: Mahama’s acceptance speech after formal declaration as next president

    Our best days are ahead of us my brothers and sisters!

    A while ago, the Chairperson of the Electoral Commission (EC) of Ghana declared me the winner of the 2024 presidential elections. I give thanks and praise to God almighty because this successful outcome is the doing of the Lord.

    I want to thank the Vice President for his statesmanship in conceding the election long before the Commission declared the results. This concession largely diffused the tensions that characterise high-stakes elections such as this.

    The results as declared by the EC show that the National Democratic Congress (NDC) with me, John Dramani Mahama, as leader, has just chalked one of the most emphatic victories in the electoral history of the Fourth Republic.

    We have, therefore, been bestowed with a very outstanding mandate by the good people of Ghana.

    I am deeply honoured and humbled to receive such an overwhelming endorsement from the Ghanaian people, and I wish to thank all who made this possible by going out to vote for me.

    I thank all Ghanaians for your continued belief in our democracy despite the severe crisis our nation is going through. I also congratulate our Parliamentary Candidates who have also swept the electoral landscape with a resounding victory.

    I have a legion of thanks to give for this emphatic electoral success.

    Let me begin by thanking the Almighty God—the creator of heaven and earth, for protecting and preserving us through this whole campaign period.

    To paraphrase the Psalmist, I also give thanks to God for preparing a table before me in the presence of my ‘enemies’. And for anointing my head with oil and making my cup overflow.

    Let me begin by thanking my wife, Lordina, and my family for standing by me through all the difficult Dmes when victory and success appeared elusive and out of sight.

    On those gloomy occasions, you came through and offered me the encouragement to keep soldiering on.

    I would like to thank the Vice President-elect Professor Jana Naana Opoku-Agyemang for being an exemplary and inspirational running mate.

    Naana, your decency, humility, and sense of responsibility added so much to this campaign. The eyes of every young girl, not only in Ghana but in nations across this continent and the world are on you today.

    Your name has become synonymous with breaking boundaries. You have opened the door for boundless opportunities for our female citizens.

    Because of you, the people of Ghana can celebrate the fact that we have made history by electing our FIRST WOMAN as Vice President.

    I must also thank my very loyal and dedicated staff, who have been with me over the last eight years in opposition, for the sacrifice and hard work they have put into this endeavour.

    To my campaign team members and the countless volunteers who spent uncountable hours, day, and night, working to secure victory, I cannot thank you enough.

    To the Council of Elders, the gallant leadership of the National Democratic Congress led by Chairman Johnson Asiedu NkeDa, and our general membership, I am deeply grateful for your dedication and commitment to this cause and your willingness to give everything to ensure success in this election.

    To all the religious leaders who prayed for me, to all the Civil Society organisations, and professional groups we consulted in building our message, to all the traditional leaders who warmly welcomed me to your palaces during the campaign, our security officers across the country, the media, and EC staff; to you all I say a big thank you.

    For all its historic undertones, this mandate represents many things for all political actors and those who seek to lead our country.

    It shows that the Ghanaian people have little tolerance for bad governance, particularly of the sort witnessed in the last eight years, and that they are willing to take decisive action at critical moments when it matters most.

    These eight years have witnessed some of the darkest periods of governance. The crises our beloved country has been through these last several years have lea a scar on our national psyche which may take some time to erase.

    This mandate also serves as a constant reminder of what fate awaits us if we fail to meet the aspirations of our people and govern with arrogance.

    My brothers and sisters, there is much to do to salvage our country and reset it.

    It would have to start with a reset of the relationship between citizens and elected officials. We must never forget that the people of Ghana have chosen us to represent their wishes and best interests.

    It is the reason we would be initiating important governance reforms and sometimes initiating severe measures in the next four years to reset our nation and bring it back on track as the black star of Africa.

    The journey will not be smooth because the outgoing government has

    plunged our dear nation into an abyss. However, we are determined to work together with you to build the Ghana we want. We know we shall win!

    We intend to work to restore the shattered confidence in our politics and governance arrangements.

    This election and its outcome represent an opportunity for a new beginning and as we begin to write this new chapter of our collective story, we need to consciously set the tone for the new direction in which we will be travelling.

    “My Brothers and Sisters”

    I want those words to be a reminder to all of you – a reminder to me – and to every individual who has just been elected or re-elected that no matter what office you hold, no matter what your political affiliaDon is or has been in the past, the one thing we share in common is this nation.

    It is that WE WANT a much better Ghana.

    WE WANT a Ghana that works for everybody, not just a few.

    WE WANT a Ghana that considers the well-being of all her citizens and affords them each the ability to live a life of dignity, a life of limitless opportunities.

    My Brothers and Sisters,

    From the kayayei to the managing directors, to the market women, the bankers, the teachers, security personnel, nurses and doctors, the pastors and drivers, tailors, and seamstresses – we are ALL essential to the functioning and forward motion of this country.

    We, the PEOPLE of this soil—sons and daughters, brothers and sisters— are, in fact, the GREATEST resource that Ghana has. This country, this land, is not for one person, for one family, for one tribe or ethnic group.

    This country, this beautiful, resilient, and resource-rich country that we so love, Ghana, is for all of us.

    This is our home. But it is not enough to be born here and to die here. We must also be able to LIVE here with saDsfacDon.

    We must be able to love, dream, laugh, eat, dance, drum and share all aspects of the culture that was handed down to us.

    And to do that, we must create sustainable and well-paying jobs through the 24-hour economy initiative. Our most basic needs must be met—affordable housing and healthcare, food and clean water, safe work, and fair wages.

    My Brothers and Sisters, it is with tremendous humility that I accept this clear mandate that you, the good people of Ghana, have given me to lead this great nation as your next President.

    Every vote that was cast in this election carried the same WEIGHT. Every vote also carried a HOPE for the future of our country.

    I promise you that I will assemble and lead a government that will carry the WEIGHT of those HOPES and dreams, whether you voted for me or not because every victory is a victory for the people—ALL of the people.

    Each Dme we have FREE and FAIR elections, and then conduct a smooth transfer of power, it reaffirms that our history of leadership and trailblazing was NOT an aberration.

    It is NOT by accident that we were the first nation in Black Africa to win our independence from colonial rule.

    It is NOT by accident that the first Black person to serve as the UN Secretary-General, the late Kofi Annan, was a Ghanaian.

    It is NOT by accident that so many Ghanaians are out in the world blazing new trails and being recognized as leaders in their industries.

    Despite being a relatively small nation, Ghana has been and continues to be a MIGHTY force on the world stage.

    We are a PROUD people, and we have EVERY reason to be.

    When GHANA rises, we all STAND tall and RISE with her. Africa rises!

    Last but certainly not least, I would like to thank you, the good people of Ghana, once more.

    I know that many of you are feeling frustration and anger, but I ask you today, please do NOT give in to negativity and pessimism.

    There have been reports of acts of vandalism at some government facilities and installations. I urge you not to vent your frustration in a criminal enterprise, we must channel your anger and frustration into the positive enterprise of resetting and rebuilding our beloved nation.

    Let us maintain AND even MAGNIFY this joy and positivity we feel. We have arrived at THIS moment because so many of you believed that CHANGE was possible.

    And now we KNOW that not only is CHANGE possible, but it is also ALREADY in process.

    Let us continue to believe that we are ALREADY moving toward the Ghana we want, the Ghana of our hopes and dreams.

    And IN this Ghana, where we have turned a NEW chapter and are setting a NEW tone, our BEST days are NOT behind us.

    My Brothers and Sisters,

    Our BEST days are AHEAD of us.

    Forward ever!

    May God bless you, and may God continue to bless our homeland Ghana.

  • “This isn’t democracy, this is anarchy – Miracles Aboagye condemns alleged attacks, chaos by NDC members

    “This isn’t democracy, this is anarchy – Miracles Aboagye condemns alleged attacks, chaos by NDC members

    Spokesperson for Dr. Bawumia’s campaign team, Dennis Miracles Aboagye, has called on the leadership of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to address recent violent incidents involving their supporters.

    In a Facebook post, Miracles condemned reports of an individual allegedly beaten to death during an attempt to loot fertilizers at Akomadan in the Offinso North District.

    The chaos reportedly involved NDC members and also left two others stabbed, while the NADMO head office was vandalized.

    He expressed deep concern over these acts of violence and emphasized that they have no place in a democratic process. According to Miracles, the opposing party had already accepted defeat to help maintain peace, making these tragic events unnecessary.

    He urged the NDC leadership to step in quickly and bring their members under control to prevent further unrest.

    “Surely, this isn’t right… The leadership of the NDC must call their members to order immediately. You can’t kill yourselves over victory”, he said.

    “Your opponent has conceded defeat and he did this timely enough to diffuse tension and prevent such unnecessary deaths. Let’s show leadership and call these NDC Hoodlums to order. This isn’t democracy. This is anarchy and it has no place in our country”, he added.

    He further emphasized the need for civility as the country continues its electoral processes, highlighting the importance of ensuring the safety and well-being of all citizens.

  • Mahama’s comeback has left me speechless – Dzifa Gomashie

    Mahama’s comeback has left me speechless – Dzifa Gomashie

    The Member of Parliament for Ketu South, Abla Dzifa Gomashie, has thanked the National Democratic Congress (NDC) supporters, emphasizing the party’s dedication to working relentlessly to fulfill their objectives following the victory in the 2024 election.

    In a Facebook post on Monday, December 9, 2024, Dzifa Gomashie, expressing her excitement over the election results, adding that “I have no words to describe how I feel. Unfortunately, I have lost my voice again and cannot pick up your calls. I hope you will pray for me while I recover. I will regain my voice soon, and you will hear from me.”

    She also praised the hard work and dedication of everyone who contributed to securing the NDC’s victory.

    “On behalf of the President-elect, H.E. John Dramani Mahama, and myself, Abla Dzifa Gomashie, I say AKPE GOBOO NA MI. We will strategize to ensure we achieve the desired goals. To all the visible and invisible warriors, the known and unknown cheerleaders, the anonymous campaigners, our donors, the financiers, the party faithful, the neutrals, and even those not so neutral, the members of other parties who worked with us, our families, and friends, I say God bless you abundantly,” she noted.

    Ketu South is often referred to as the ‘World Bank’ of the National Democratic Congress due to its status as the constituency with the highest number of party supporters.

  • Mahama wins 2024 election with 56% of votes, Bawumia secures 41%

    Mahama wins 2024 election with 56% of votes, Bawumia secures 41%

    The Chairperson of the Electoral Commission (EC) Jean Mensa has declared the flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), John Dramani Mahama, as president-elect at the end of the 2024 general elections.

    This makes Mahama the first leader in the Fourth Republic to return to office after serving a term.

    Addressing the nation on Tuesday, the returning officer, announced that former President John Mahama garnered 6,328,397 votes representing 56.55%, while the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) candidate Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia polled 4,657,304 votes representing 41.61%.

    “Mahamudu Bawumia of the NPP obtained 4,657,304 being 41.61%, Daniel Augustus Lartey Jnr of the GCPP obtained 16,673 being (0.15%), Christian Kwabena Andrews of the Ghana Union Movement obtained 16,461 being (0.15%), Kofi Akpalu of the LPG obtained 5,219 being 0.09%, Mohammed Frimpong of the National Democratic Party obtained 4,413 being 0.04%.

    “Nana Akosua Frimpong of the CPP obtained 23,397 being (0.21%), Mr John Dramani Mahama of the NDC obtained 6,328,397 being 56.55%, Mr Hassan Ayariga of the APC obtained 17,461 being 0.16%, Mr Kwasi Koranteng independent candidate obtained 3,320 being 0.03%, Mr George Barima Adu independent candidate obtained 3,091 being 0.02%, Nana Kwame Bediako independent candidate obtained 84,478 being 0.75%, Mr Kojo Alan Kyerematen independent candidate obtained 31,202 being 0.28%,” the EC noted.

    However, Mensa clarified that the results were based on the votes from 267 constituencies, with results from nine constituencies still pending.

    She assured that even if the results from these nine constituencies, which account for just over 947,000 votes, were included, the outcome would not alter Mahama’s victory.

    The margin between Mahama’s votes and Bawumia’s stands at 1,671,093.

    Jean Mensa added that the results from the nine constituencies would be compiled and incorporated into the final record once they are available.

    The total valid votes cast in the election were 11,191,422, with 239,109 ballots rejected. The total votes cast were 11,430,531, while the electoral register contained 18,774,159 registered voters. The voter turnout, based on the 267 constituencies, was 60.9%.

    Ghanaians went to the polls over the weekend to elect new Members of Parliament and the next President. While some parliamentary seats remain unresolved due to disputes, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has secured enough seats to hold a majority in Parliament.

    The election process, which began peacefully on Saturday, was marred by violence in certain areas, including attempted rigging and delays in vote tallying.

    The post-election unrest has resulted in three deaths and several injuries. The Ghana Police Service has arrested 89 individuals in connection with various election-related offenses.

  • Don’t attack govt institutions – NDC cautions supporters 

    Don’t attack govt institutions – NDC cautions supporters 

    The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has appealed to its supporters to refrain from attacking state institutions in the aftermath of the December 7 presidential and parliamentary elections.

    Addressing party faithful, the Communications Officer of the NDC, Sammy Gyamfi, emphasized that the party has already secured victory and warned against actions that could tarnish this achievement.

    “There is no need to attack government institutions or vandalize any public property; there is no need for that,” Mr. Gyamfi stated.

    His comments follow reports of NDC supporters storming several state institutions, including the National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO) office in Ayawaso East and the Metro Mass Transport Limited yard at Kaneshie. Additionally, some supporters have gathered at collation centres across the country, demanding a swift declaration of parliamentary results.

    Mr Gyamfi alleged that elements within the current New Patriotic Party (NPP) administration are likely trying to evade accountability for corruption, and any destruction of state offices could provide them with an excuse to cover their tracks.

    “There are many NPP supporters who want to destroy evidence of their wrongdoings and criminal conduct. Don’t give them a smooth excuse to do that,” he added.

    Mr. Gyamfi urged NDC supporters to remain calm and celebrate peacefully, cautioning, “Please, we beg you.”

  • NDC will press charges against Annoh-Dompreh for shooting a supporter – Sammy Gyamfi

    NDC will press charges against Annoh-Dompreh for shooting a supporter – Sammy Gyamfi

    The NDC’s National Communications Officer, Sammy Gyamfi, has alleged that Frank Annoh-Dompreh, the current Member of Parliament for Nsawam-Adoagyiri, shot one of the party’s supporters.

    During a press conference on Monday, December 9, 2024, Sammy Gyamfi alleged that Annoh-Dompreh shot the supporter in the leg.

    He indicated that the NDC intends to press criminal charges against Annoh-Dompreh, who holds the position of chief whip for the NPP caucus in Parliament.

    “As for Annoh-Dompreh, who shot one of our supporters in the thigh, he shouldn’t worry, January 7 isn’t far. The day of accountability is coming. Don’t take the laws into your own hands. We waited for eight years to come, so don’t do the things the NPP did, for which reason Ghanaians have rejected them. Let’s reflect the persona and character of our leader, John Mahama,” he said.

    Meanwhile the NDC has denounced the vandalism and looting of state properties in various regions of the country following its triumph in the 2024 presidential election.

    In a statement released on Monday, December 8, 2024, the party expressed regret over these actions, labeling them as unlawful and harmful to national stability.

    The NDC explained that some of these acts were committed by overly exuberant party supporters, caught up in the fervor of the party’s sweeping victory in the recently concluded Presidential and Parliamentary elections.

    “Some of these acts of vandalism and looting of state properties are reported to have been carried out by disgruntled supporters of the New Patriotic Party who believe that their party’s Parliamentary Candidates hoarded state-procured food items, fertilizer, and other materials which were meant to be distributed before the December 7 elections, as part of the NPP’s voter inducement strategy.”

  • “Not even these results will shake me” – Efia Odo after failed Bawumia win prophecy

    “Not even these results will shake me” – Efia Odo after failed Bawumia win prophecy

    Ghanaian socialite and influencer Efia Odo has reacted to the results of the December 7 elections, where the opposition NDC claimed victory.

    Earlier on December 2, 2024, Efia Odo had predicted on X that NPP presidential candidate Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia would win the election. Her prediction stirred controversy, with some accusing her of being paid to support Bawumia.

    In response, Efia Odo explained that her prediction was based on a divine revelation and not an endorsement, firmly denying the bribery claims.

    After John Mahama’s victory was announced, Efia Odo shared her thoughts on X, expressing her continued faith in God despite her prediction not coming true.

    She acknowledged the backlash and trolling she received but stated that her trust in God remains unshaken.

    “We all have to go through a moment of shame, insult, and being made fun of because of what we believe. And in those moments, will your belief waiver, or will it stand firm?

    “I’m a believer in God through Jesus Christ. Not even these results will shake me or make me lose faith in Him. Laugh now; my peace is in my soul, and no one can take it from me because Jesus Christ gave it to me,” Efia Odo posted.

    Meanwhile, although the Electoral Commission is yet to officially announce the final results, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, the NPP flagbearer, has conceded defeat and congratulated his opponent, John Mahama of the NDC.

  • We’ve come far, let’s not tarnish our win with reckless celebrations – NDC to supporters

    We’ve come far, let’s not tarnish our win with reckless celebrations – NDC to supporters

    The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has strongly denounced the vandalism and looting of state property that followed its victory in the 2024 presidential elections.

    In a statement issued on Monday, December 8, 2024, the party expressed profound disappointment, labeling the actions as intolerable and a threat to the nation’s stability.

    The NDC attributed some of these actions to overly exuberant supporters who let their enthusiasm for the party’s overwhelming success in the elections lead to disorderly behavior.

    “Some of these acts of vandalism and looting of state properties, are reported to have been carried out by disgruntled supporters of the New Patriotic Party who are of the belief that their party Parliamentary Candidates hoarded state-procured food items, fertilizer and other materials which were meant to be distributed before the December 7 elections, as part of the NPP’s voter inducement strategy.

    Also, some of these unfortunate incidents are reported to have been carried out by over-jubilant supporters of the NDC who have been carried away by the excitement of the party’s resounding victory in the just-ended Presidential and Parliamentary elections”, it noted.

    The party appealed to its supporters to celebrate with moderation and self-control.

    “We wish to call on Ghanaians, especially the rank and file of the NDC, to exercise restraint and to go about their jubilations with a sense of responsibility,” it noted.

    The party emphasized its unwavering commitment to governance founded on probity, accountability, and adherence to the rule of law, assuring Ghanaians that acts of lawlessness will not be accepted under the new administration.

    “The vandalism of state property, mob justice, and any form of lawless retribution have the potential to undermine the peace and stability of our dear nation, hence unacceptable,” it added.

  • NDC supporters protest election results, clash with security at National Collation Centre

    NDC supporters protest election results, clash with security at National Collation Centre

    A tense security situation is unfolding at the Greater Accra Regional Collation Centre as hundreds of National Democratic Congress (NDC) supporters have gathered in protest.

    The NDC supporters are expressing concerns over what they allege to be an attempt by the Electoral Commission to rig the election results. The unrest is largely fueled by disputes over results from constituencies such as Okaikwei Central, Dome-Kwabenya, and Ablekuma North.

    As the crowd of protesters grows, authorities are increasing security measures to maintain order and prevent further disturbances.

    Notable NDC figures, including Sam George, Dr. Peter Boamah Otukonor, and Malik Basintele, have been spotted at the centre, alongside NPP representatives Frank Davies and Anthony Karbo.

    The growing tension comes as demands for the Electoral Commission to begin announcing results from across the country intensify. To date, results from 15 regions have been collated, with Ashanti Region remaining the only one not yet processed.

  • Any gathering at EC’s collation centre without authorization is illegal – Samuel Tetteh

    The Electoral Commission (EC) has issued a firm warning to political party supporters, urging them to avoid congregating at the National Collation Centre in Accra.

    This comes in response to a gathering of National Democratic Congress (NDC) supporters at the Commission’s offices.

    In a briefing on December 9, Deputy EC Commissioner Samuel Tetteh called for calm, stressing the need for all parties to respect the electoral process.

    He also confirmed that the presidential and parliamentary election results would be announced at 4:30 PM.

    “There’s no need for supporters of the political parties to besiege the National Collation Centre. This is illegal and unwarranted.

    “The National Collation Centre should be visited by only people with accreditation, all others can watch live the declaration of results on TV by 4:30 pm.”

  • Mahama, MPs must show immediate results – NDC Chair

    Mahama, MPs must show immediate results – NDC Chair

    Chair of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Council of Elders in South Africa, Benjamin Kofi Quashie, has shared his perspective on the party’s triumph over the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the 2024 elections.

    He pointed out that the victory now places a heavy responsibility on John Mahama, emphasizing the importance of delivering on the hopes and expectations of Ghanaians.

    In a Sunday interview with Happy FM, he explained that the victory was attributed to the fact that “diasporans were motivated because the country was heading in the wrong direction; motivated because we had a president full of himself and only cared about his cronies and himself; motivated because all Ghanaians helped in inflicting the defeat that the NPP had never tasted before.”

    In addition to the financial support from the diaspora, the Chair of the South Africa Council of Elders revealed that many supporters traveled to Ghana, with some taking on roles as observers and polling agents, playing a crucial part in the NDC’s victory.

    He expressed his joy over the significant impact of the diaspora’s contributions to the NDC’s success. He characterized the 2024 election result as a clear rejection of the NPP, stressing that it sends a powerful message that Ghanaian voters are alert and will no longer be taken for granted.

    “Politicians must do what they promise to do, ensuring they carry everyone along. It’s a decisive victory which puts a lot of pressure on Mr Mahama,” he stated.

    The Council of Elders Chair addressed the challenges the NDC government would face with the economy they are inheriting. He pointed out that the NDC campaigned on the theme “Resetting Ghana – Building The Ghana We Want Together.”

    He stressed that Mr. Mahama must act quickly and unite all sectors to deliver on the development goals set out during the campaign.

    “With a manifesto to work with and the ability of Mr Mahama to deliver on his promises, I think we don’t need four years and Ghanaians would begin to experience some relief in their lives,” he stated.

  • “Not quite what we all anticipated” – Prince David Osei reacts after NDC takes lead in polls

    “Not quite what we all anticipated” – Prince David Osei reacts after NDC takes lead in polls

    Ghanaian actor and outspoken NPP supporter, Prince David Osei, has reacted to early results from the 2024 presidential election. With projections showing the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the lead, the actor has accepted the outcome.

    In a heartfelt message on X (formerly Twitter), Prince David Osei reflected on the campaign efforts and congratulated the NDC on their success. His response highlighted the importance of unity and respect for the democratic process.

    “What a fascinating phenomenon we’ve just witnessed! Ghana has spoken, and the results were not quite what we all anticipated. I am beyond proud of myself, my team, and our collective efforts; we gave it our all and fought a vigorous battle,” Osei wrote.

    The actor, who had strongly backed the NPP and its presidential candidate Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, emphasised his belief in the party’s policies but acknowledged the cyclical nature of Ghanaian politics.

    “The Almighty always has a plan, and Ghana often craves a change every eight years,” he added, expressing optimism for the NPP’s future prospects.

    He thanked his supporters for their loyalty and hard work, encouraging them to remain optimistic. He assured them that the party would come back stronger and more determined in the next four years.

    This message comes as the NDC reports a significant lead for its candidate, John Dramani Mahama. Early results from the party’s collation centre show Mahama ahead with 56.45% of votes from 37,200 out of 40,976 polling stations, while Dr. Bawumia follows with 41.19%.

    Prince David Osei’s public endorsement of the NPP during the campaign had drawn significant attention, with the actor championing what he described as Dr. Bawumia’s “audacious solution-oriented policies.”

    Despite the setback, Osei’s gracious concession has been widely praised, with many viewing it as a call for unity and resilience in Ghana’s democratic process.

    As the nation awaits the official declaration of results, Osei ended his statement on a positive note, inviting friendly banter and trolling as a way of fostering political camaraderie. “We don’t give up,” he concluded. “Kukrudu!”

    With Ghana at a pivotal moment, all eyes remain on the Electoral Commission as the country looks forward to its official verdict.

  • I respect Bawumia’s decision to concede with integrity – Sammy Gyamfi

    I respect Bawumia’s decision to concede with integrity – Sammy Gyamfi

    The National Communications Officer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Sammy Gyamfi, has lauded the flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, for his statesmanlike conduct in his concession speech.

    Mr Gyamfi made the remarks in a social media post on Sunday, December 8, following Bawumia’s formal acknowledgment of John Dramani Mahama’s victory in the 2024 general elections.

    In the post, Mr Gyamfi praised Bawumia, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) flagbearer, for accepting the election results with such grace and dignity.

    In his statement, Gyamfi lauded Bawumia’s efforts in promoting peace and stability at a critical juncture in Ghana’s democratic process.

    “Dr Mahamudu Bawumia deserves all our respect for his exceptional concession speech,” Mr Gyamfi stated.

    He emphasized that such actions not only solidify the nation’s commitment to democratic values but also help unite Ghanaians across political lines.

    Gyamfi further urged all political players to take a page from Bawumia’s book, encouraging them to work together for a more unified and prosperous Ghana.

    His remarks come amid broad recognition of Bawumia’s dignified approach to post-election matters.

  • Our Majority in Parliament will work towards progressing Ghana – Fifi Kwetey

    Our Majority in Parliament will work towards progressing Ghana – Fifi Kwetey

    The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has assured Ghanaians that its parliamentary majority will be used responsibly to advance the nation’s progress and prosperity.

    According to the NDC, the party has secured 185 seats out of the 276, a claim yet to be confirmed by the Electoral Commission (EC).

    Addressing a press briefing at the party’s headquarters on Sunday, December 8, NDC General Secretary, Fifi Fiavi Kwetey, reiterated the party’s focus on serving the country with its newly secured mandate.

    “We have secured a very significant majority and a majority that we aim to use responsibly and for the progress of the people of Ghana,” Fifi Kwetey stated.

    He also called on the Electoral Commission (EC) and its Chairperson, Jean Mensa, to expedite the process of declaring results to avoid unnecessary delays.

    “The process as far as the presidential result is also concerned, we will urge the chairperson of the Electoral Commission, Jean Mensa and her team to make sure the declaration is not unduly delayed because we know for a fact that nothing can be done about it because it is already in the bag,” he said confidently.

    Fifi Kwetey emphasized the NDC’s decisive victory in the elections and expressed the party’s commitment to using its majority to meet the aspirations of the Ghanaian people.

  • NDC warns returning officers against electoral malpractice

    NDC warns returning officers against electoral malpractice

    The Director of Elections for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Dr Edward Omane Boamah, has issued a stern warning to electoral officials, particularly returning officers, cautioning them against engaging in misconduct or malpractice during the 2024 elections.

    Dr Boamah stressed that any returning officer found culpable of breaching electoral rules will face legal prosecution.

    In a Facebook post on Monday, December 9, he highlighted the NDC’s firm resolve to safeguard the integrity of the electoral process, adding that the party is closely monitoring activities at collation centres to ensure strict adherence to electoral laws.

    “Returning officers must uphold the principles of fairness and transparency. Any deviation from these standards will not be tolerated, and those responsible will be held accountable under the law,” Dr Boamah stated.

    He further urged the Electoral Commission (EC) to strengthen its oversight mechanisms to prevent irregularities and ensure election results accurately reflect the will of the people.

    Dr Boamah concluded by calling on all stakeholders to collaborate to uphold peace and maintain the integrity of the electoral process.

  • There’s nothing I can do; physically I can’t explain – Rev Kusi Boateng on NPP’s defeat

    There’s nothing I can do; physically I can’t explain – Rev Kusi Boateng on NPP’s defeat

    Founder of Power Chapel Worldwide, Rev Kusi Boateng who prophesied a victory for Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia has said that physically he cannot explain the outcome of the elections.

    This follows the overwhelming victory of the presidential candidate of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) John Dramani Mahama.

    Delivering a sermon on Sunday, December 8, he said “The same way, God has been speaking to me over the years, he spoke to me but the opposite occurred. The Bible says let God be true and let all men be liars. I saw right, I heard right but the opposite has occurred. There is nothing I can do.

    It is very interesting that in our walk with God, there are times that you feel you know him so much but you have come to a place and he always starts and redefines himself to you. Personally I think that physically it is difficult to explain because the same way I have been hearing God speak was the same way I heard him speak.”

    Although the Electoral Commission has not yet announced the official results, NPP presidential candidate Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has admitted defeat and congratulated John Dramani Mahama of the NDC.

    Dr. Bawumia pledged to work closely with Mr. Mahama during the transition period and assured that the NPP would play a constructive role in opposition.

    In a national address on Sunday, December 8, he said, “We will hold the next government accountable, but we won’t be disruptive. We’ll reorganize and come back stronger.”

    He also congratulated the NDC on their victory in the parliamentary elections.

    The said “Let me say the data indicate former president Mahama has won the presidential election decisively.

    “The NDC has also won the parliamentary elections even though we await the final collation of seats.

    “I just called HE John Mahama to congratulate you.”

    He said he assured Mr Mahama of full support in the transition process so that the government business would continue seamlessly.”

  • Do not let your supporters ruin the beauty of the elections; call them to order – Ahiagbah to NDC

    Do not let your supporters ruin the beauty of the elections; call them to order – Ahiagbah to NDC

    NPP’s Communications Director, Richard Ahiagbah, has urged the NDC to control their supporters.

    In a post on X, Mr. Ahiagbah claimed that some NDC supporters are trying to interfere with the Electoral Commission’s work.

    He also accused them of attacking NPP MPs-elect who won in their constituencies.

    Mr. Ahiagbah assured the affected MPs-elect that the party stands ready to support and protect them against these actions.

    “The NDC must call its members, who are determined to overrun the Electoral Commission, to order, lest they mar the beauty of the 2024 general elections and their historic victory,” he stated.

    “To the NPP parliamentary candidates who are being unduly attacked, harassed, and intimidated by the overzealous NDC supporters, stand firm, knowing that you have the full backing of the party.”

    He added, “We are the New Patriotic Party, down but not out. We shall rise again. Kukrudu!!!”

  • NDC pledges to use their earned Parliamentary majority responsibly

    NDC pledges to use their earned Parliamentary majority responsibly

    National Democratic Congress (NDC) has promised to use its majority in Parliament, secured in the December 7 elections, responsibly for the benefit of the country.

    Speaking at a press conference on Sunday, NDC General Secretary Fifi Kwetey said the party is committed to driving Ghana’s development and prosperity.

    Mr. Kwetey, a former MP for Ketu South, emphasised that the NDC is focused on serving the nation responsibly with the trust it has been given.

    He also called on the Electoral Commission (EC) and its Chairperson, Jean Mensa, to avoid unnecessary delays in announcing the election results.

    “We have secured a very significant majority and a majority that we aim to use responsibly and for the progress of the people of Ghana.

    “The process as far as the presidential result is also concerned, we will urge the chairperson of the Electoral Commission, Jean Mensa and her team to make sure the declaration is not unduly delayed because we know for a fact that nothing can be done about it because it is already in the bag,” he said.

  • Provisional constituency results so far

    Provisional constituency results so far

    Provisional results from Ghana’s 2024 general elections are streaming in from all 276 constituencies, with early figures highlighting competitive outcomes across key battlegrounds.

    The two main contenders — the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) — are showing strong performances at both the presidential and parliamentary levels. Other parties in the race, however, are trailing significantly behind the NPP and NDC.

    Some constituencies have drawn national attention due to their potential to influence the overall outcome of the elections, sparking keen interest from political analysts and the electorate.

    Over 18 million voters were expected to cast their ballots at 40,648 polling stations across the country in this highly anticipated election. A total of 12 candidates contested the presidency, while 801 individuals, including 118 women, vied for parliamentary seats.

    While sorting and counting of ballots are still ongoing in certain constituencies, the early results are beginning to shape the national outlook.

    PRESIDENTIAL  – NINGO PRAMPRAM CONSTITUENCY

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ [NPP] – 9,988
    2. DANIEL AUGUSTUS LARTEY [GCPP] – 8
    3. AKUA DONKOR [GFP] – 0
    4. CHRISTIAN KWABENA ANDREWS [GUM] – 53
    5. KOFI AKPALOO [LPG] – 11
    6. MOHAMMED FRIMPONG [NDP] – 7
    7. NANA FRIMPOMAA KUMANKUMA [CPP] – 116
    8. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA [NDC] – 47,254
    9. HASSAN AYARAGA [APC] – 78
    10. KOFI KORANTENG [IND] – 9
    11. GEORGE TWUM-BARIMAH-ADU – 6
    12. NANA KWAME BEDIAKO [IND] – 557
    13. ALAN JOHN KWADWO KYEREMANTENG [IND] – 121

    TOTAL VALID VOTES – 58,228

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 1,190

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 59,418

    PARLIAMENTARY – TATALE-SANGULI CONSTITUENCY 

    1. MBOMBA THOMAS [NPP]- 15,555
    2. NTEBE AYO WILLIAM  [NDC] – 16,459

    PRESIDENTIAL  – TATALE-SANGULI CONSTITUENCY

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ [NPP] – 14,316
    2. DANIEL AUGUSTUS LARTEY [GCPP] – 153
    3. AKUA DONKOR [GFP] – 0
    4. CHRISTIAN KWABENA ANDREWS [GUM] – 26
    5. KOFI AKPALOO [LPG] – 20
    6. MOHAMMED FRIMPONG [NDP] – 22
    7. NANA FRIMPOMAA KUMANKUMA [CPP] – 62
    8. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA [NDC] – 16,648
    9. HASSAN AYARAGA [APC] – 56
    10. KOFI KORANTENG [IND] – 21
    11. GEORGE TWUM-BARIMAH-ADU – 13
    12. NANA KWAME BEDIAKO [IND] – 32
    13. ALAN JOHN KWADWO KYEREMANTENG [IND] – 102

    PRESIDENTIAL  – AYAWASO NORTH CONSTITUENCY

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ [NPP] – 9,893
    2. DANIEL AUGUSTUS LARTEY [GCPP] – 8
    3. AKUA DONKOR [GFP] – 0
    4. CHRISTIAN KWABENA ANDREWS [GUM] – 21
    5. KOFI AKPALOO [LPG] – 8
    6. MOHAMMED FRIMPONG [NDP] – 5
    7. NANA FRIMPOMAA KUMANKUMA [CPP] – 40
    8. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA [NDC] – 26,380
    9. HASSAN AYARAGA [APC] – 30
    10. KOFI KORANTENG [IND] – 4
    11. GEORGE TWUM-BARIMAH-ADU – 3
    12. NANA KWAME BEDIAKO [IND] – 215
    13. ALAN JOHN KWADWO KYEREMANTENG [IND] – 60

    PARLIAMENTARY – AYAWASO NORTH CONSTITUENCY

    1. IBRAHIM SAANIE [NPP] – 11,278
    2. MUHAMMAD BAWAH BRAIMAH [NDC] – 25,473

    TOTAL VALID VOTES – 36,986

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 235

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 37,221

    PARLIAMENTARY – GUAN CONSTITUENCY 

    1. MICHEAL OSIBO [NPP]- 2,998
    2. AGBENYO FRED KWESI  [NDC] – 9,968
    3. SEKOR SUSSIE [LPG] – 82

    PARLIAMENTARY – EJURA  SEKYEDUAMSE 

    1. GIFTY NDOMA (NPP) – 24,751
    2. MUHAMMAD BAWAH BRAIMAH [NDC] – 27,776

    TOTAL VALID VOTES – 52,527

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 565

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 53,092

    PRESIDENTIAL  – WA CENTRAL CONSTITUENCY 

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ [NPP] – 17,753
    2. DANIEL AUGUSTUS LARTEY [GCPP] – 89
    3. AKUA DONKOR [GFP] – 0
    4. CHRISTIAN KWABENA ANDREWS [GUM] – 58
    5. KOFI AKPALOO [LPG] – 24
    6. MOHAMMED FRIMPONG [NDP] – 25
    7. NANA FRIMPOMAA KUMANKUMA [CPP] – 247
    8. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA [NDC] – 50,354
    9. HASSAN AYARAGA [APC] – 119
    10. KOFI KORANTENG [IND] – 13
    11. GEORGE TWUM-BARIMAH-ADU – 27
    12. NANA KWAME BEDIAKO [IND] – 237
    13. ALAN JOHN KWADWO KYEREMANTENG [IND] – 109

    TOTAL VALID VOTES – 68,955

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 1,514

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 70,469

    PARLIAMENTARY – WA CENTRAL CONSTITUENCY

    1. HUMU AWUDU [NPP] – 30,724
    2. ABDUL-RASHID HASSAN PELPUO [NDC] – 38,579
    3. YAKUBU ZAKARIA [PNC]- 249
    4. RASHEED SAEED [IND] – 132

    TOTAL VALID VOTES – 69,684

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 678

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 70,362

    PRESIDENTIAL  – YAGABA-KUBORI CONSTITUENCY 

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ [NPP] – 18,386
    2. DANIEL AUGUSTUS LARTEY [GCPP] – 106
    3. AKUA DONKOR [GFP] – 0
    4. CHRISTIAN KWABENA ANDREWS [GUM] – 25
    5. KOFI AKPALOO [LPG] – 24
    6. MOHAMMED FRIMPONG [NDP] – 13
    7. NANA FRIMPOMAA KUMANKUMA [CPP] – 46
    8. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA [NDC] – 11,142
    9. HASSAN AYARAGA [APC] – 48
    10. KOFI KORANTENG [IND] – 17
    11. GEORGE TWUM-BARIMAH-ADU – 14
    12. NANA KWAME BEDIAKO [IND] – 24
    13. ALAN JOHN KWADWO KYEREMANTENG [IND] – 49

    TOTAL VALID VOTES – 29,894

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 977

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 30,871

    PRESIDENTIAL  –  KUMAWU CONSTITUENCY

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ [NPP] – 20,787
    2. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA [NDC] – 6,805

    PRESIDENTIAL  –  OKERE CONSTITUENCY

    1. DANIEL NANA ADDO-KENNETH [NPP] – 19,080
    2. PRINCE HENRY ANIM-OWIREDU [NDC]- 8,803
    3. JOSEPH KWADWO AFARI-YEBOAH – 324

    PARLIAMENTARY – ADANSI ASOKWA CONSTITUENCY

    1. K.T HAMMOND [NPP] – 13,275
    2. MENSAH ABRAHAM JUSTICE [CPP]- 346
    3. GODWIN ANIMLI DORGBADZI DORANI [NDC] – 14,229

    PARLIAMENTARY – ABLEKUMA WEST CONSTITUENCY

    1. URSULA GIFTY OWUSU-EKUFUL [NPP] – 26,575
    2. KWEKU ADDO  [NDC] – 31,866

    TOTAL VALID VOTES – 58,441

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 351

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 58,792

    PRESIDENTIAL  – BANTAMA

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ [NPP] – 43,886
    2. DANIEL AUGUSTUS LARTEY [GCPP] – 16
    3. AKUA DONKOR [GFP] – 0
    4. CHRISTIAN KWABENA ANDREWS [GUM] – 29
    5. KOFI AKPALOO [LPG] – 7
    6. MOHAMMED FRIMPONG [NDP] – 0
    7. NANA FRIMPOMAA KUMANKUMA [CPP] – 26
    8. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA [NDC] – 10,349
    9. HASSAN AYARAGA [APC] – 15
    10. KOFI KORANTENG [IND] – 3
    11. GEORGE TWUM-BARIMAH-ADU – 4
    12. NANA KWAME BEDIAKO [IND] – 705
    13. ALAN JOHN KWADWO KYEREMANTENG [IND] – 265

    TOTAL VALID VOTES – 53,305

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 365

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 55,661

    PARLIAMENTARY – ABLEKUMA CENTRAL CONSTITUENCY

    1. JEFFERSON KWAMINA SACKEY  [NPP] – 32,735
    2. ABDUL-LATIF DAN  [NDC] – 45,066

    TOTAL VALID VOTES – 78224

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 423

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 77,801

    PARLIAMENTARY – YAGABA KUBORI CONSTITUENCY

    1. MUSTAPHA USSIF  [NPP] – 18,917
    2. MUSAH SIBIRI AMIDU  [NDC] – 11,385

    TOTAL VALID VOTES – 30,302

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 497

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 30,799

    PRESIDENTIAL  – ADANSI ASOKWA

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ [NPP] – 14,022
    2. DANIEL AUGUSTUS LARTEY [GCPP] – 62
    3. AKUA DONKOR [GFP] – 0
    4. CHRISTIAN KWABENA ANDREWS [GUM] – 67
    5. KOFI AKPALOO [LPG] – 12
    6. MOHAMMED FRIMPONG [NDP] – 2
    7. NANA FRIMPOMAA KUMANKUMA [CPP] – 48
    8. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA [NDC] – 12,911
    9. HASSAN AYARAGA [APC] – 58
    10. KOFI KORANTENG [IND] – 9
    11. GEORGE TWUM-BARIMAH-ADU – 4
    12. NANA KWAME BEDIAKO [IND] – 214
    13. ALAN JOHN KWADWO KYEREMANTENG [IND] – 109

    TOTAL VALID VOTES – 28,388

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 870

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 29,258

    PARLIAMENTARY – ADANSI ASOKWA CONSTITUENCY

    1. K.T HAMMOND [NPP] – 13,275
    2. MENSAH ABRAHAM JUSTICE [CPP]- 346
    3. GODWIN ANIMLI DORGBADZI DORANI [NDC] – 14,229

    TOTAL VALID VOTES – 28,307

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 457

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 28,764

    PARLIAMENTARY – ATIWA EAST CONSTITUENCY

    1. ABENA OSEI ASARE [NPP] – 17,501
    2. KENNETH AGYARE  [NDC] – 5,334
    3. NANA ADJEI KYEREMA [IND] – 3,286

    PRESIDENTIAL  –  ABIREM CONSTITUENCY 

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ [NPP] – 16,841
    2. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA [NDC] – 12,517

    PRESIDENTIAL  –  PRU WEST CONSTITUENCY

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ [NPP] – 12,265
    2. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA [NDC] – 16,295

    PRESIDENTIAL  – WASSA EAST CONSTITUENCY

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ [NPP] – 11,439
    2. DANIEL AUGUSTUS LARTEY [GCPP] – 56
    3. AKUA DONKOR [GFP] – 0
    4. CHRISTIAN KWABENA ANDREWS [GUM] – 172
    5. KOFI AKPALOO [LPG] – 30
    6. MOHAMMED FRIMPONG [NDP] – 12
    7. NANA FRIMPOMAA KUMANKUMA [CPP] – 158
    8. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA [NDC] – 20,421
    9. HASSAN AYARAGA [APC] – 78
    10. KOFI KORANTENG [IND] – 13
    11. GEORGE TWUM-BARIMAH-ADU – 9
    12. NANA KWAME BEDIAKO [IND] – 262
    13. ALAN JOHN KWADWO KYEREMANTENG [IND] – 71

    TOTAL VALID VOTES – 32,717

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 1,168

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 33,885

    PRESIDENTIAL  – SEKONDI CONSTITUENCY 

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ [NPP] – 11,129
    2. DANIEL AUGUSTUS LARTEY [GCPP] – 15
    3. AKUA DONKOR [GFP] – 0
    4. CHRISTIAN KWABENA ANDREWS [GUM] – 45
    5. KOFI AKPALOO [LPG] – 4
    6. MOHAMMED FRIMPONG [NDP] – 3
    7. NANA FRIMPOMAA KUMANKUMA [CPP] – 28
    8. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA [NDC] – 13,737
    9. HASSAN AYARAGA [APC] – 16
    10. KOFI KORANTENG [IND] – 5
    11. GEORGE TWUM-BARIMAH-ADU – 3
    12. NANA KWAME BEDIAKO [IND] – 422
    13. ALAN JOHN KWADWO KYEREMANTENG [IND] – 73

    TOTAL VALID VOTES – 25,480

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 375

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 25,855

    PARLIAMENTARY –  AKATSI SOUTH CONSTITUENCY

    1. EGOS MAWULI OCLOO  [NPP] – 3,399
    2. BERNARD AHIAFOR  [NDC] – 30,268
    3. DZAMESHIE DONALD BROWN – 461

    PRESIDENTIAL  –  JAMAN NORTH CONSTITUENCY

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ [NPP] – 12,837
    2. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA [NDC] – 22,622

    PRESIDENTIAL  –  OKERE CONSTITUENCY

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ [NPP] – 12,122
    2. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA [NDC] – 9,266

    PRESIDENTIAL  –  BEREKUM WEST CONSTITUENCY

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ [NPP] – 7,686
    2. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA [NDC] – 12,218

    PRESIDENTIAL  – KUMAWU CONSTITUENCY 

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ [NPP] – 20,787
    2. DANIEL AUGUSTUS LARTEY [GCPP] – 21
    3. AKUA DONKOR [GFP] – 0
    4. CHRISTIAN KWABENA ANDREWS [GUM] – 21
    5. KOFI AKPALOO [LPG] – 06
    6. MOHAMMED FRIMPONG [NDP] – 02
    7. NANA FRIMPOMAA KUMANKUMA [CPP] – 21
    8. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA [NDC] – 6,805
    9. HASSAN AYARAGA [APC] – 20
    10. KOFI KORANTENG [IND] – 02
    11. GEORGE TWUM-BARIMAH-ADU – 04
    12. NANA KWAME BEDIAKO [IND] – 243
    13. ALAN JOHN KWADWO KYEREMANTENG [IND] – 97

    TOTAL VALID VOTES – 28,024

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 274

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 28,298

    PARLIAMENTARY – ASSIN CENTRAL CONSTITUENCY

    1. ANEWU GODFRED [NPP] – 15,926
    2. MIGYIMAH SHAIBU NUREIN [NDC] – 16,343

    PARLIAMENTARY – ASSIN NORTH CONSTITUENCY

    1. OPOKU CHARLES [NPP] – 13,599
    2. QUAYSON JAMES GYAKYE [NDC]- 18,023

    PRESIDENTIAL  – EKUMFI CONSTITUENCY

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ [NPP] – 9,284
    2. DANIEL AUGUSTUS LARTEY [GCPP] – 56
    3. AKUA DONKOR [GFP] – 0
    4. CHRISTIAN KWABENA ANDREWS [GUM] – 41
    5. KOFI AKPALOO [LPG] – 17
    6. MOHAMMED FRIMPONG [NDP] – 11
    7. NANA FRIMPOMAA KUMANKUMA [CPP] – 48
    8. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA [NDC] – 19,046
    9. HASSAN AYARAGA [APC] – 55
    10. KOFI KORANTENG [IND] – 06
    11. GEORGE TWUM BARIMAH-ADU [IND] – 05
    12. NANA KWAME BEDIAKO [IND] – 188
    13. ALAN JOHN KWADWO KYEREMANTENG [IND] – 47

    TOTAL VALID VOTES – 28,804

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 1,065

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 29,869

    RESIDENTIAL  – YUNYOO CONSTITUENCY 

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ [NPP] – 8,346
    2. DANIEL AUGUSTUS LARTEY [GCPP] – 107
    3. AKUA DONKOR [GFP] – 0
    4. CHRISTIAN KWABENA ANDREWS [GUM] – 31
    5. KOFI AKPALOO [LPG] – 20
    6. MOHAMMED FRIMPONG [NDP] – 16
    7. NANA FRIMPOMAA KUMANKUMA [CPP] – 51
    8. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA [NDC] – 12,083
    9. HASSAN AYARAGA [APC] – 58
    10. KOFI KORANTENG [IND] – 22
    11. GEORGE TWUM-BARIMAH-ADU – 26
    12. NANA KWAME BEDIAKO [IND] – 14
    13. ALAN JOHN KWADWO KYEREMANTENG [IND] – 67

    TOTAL VALID VOTES – 20,841

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 988

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 21,829

    PRESIDENTIAL  – CAPE COAST NORTH CONSTITUENCY

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ [NPP] – 14,502
    2. DANIEL AUGUSTUS LARTEY [GCPP] – 23
    3. AKUA DONKOR [GFP] – 0
    4. CHRISTIAN KWABENA ANDREWS [GUM] – 116
    5. KOFI AKPALOO [LPG] – 12
    6. MOHAMMED FRIMPONG [NDP] – 2
    7. NANA FRIMPOMAA KUMANKUMA [CPP] – 52
    8. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA [NDC] – 25,004
    9. HASSAN AYARAGA [APC] – 25
    10. KOFI KORANTENG [IND] – 13
    11. GEORGE TWUM-BARIMAH-ADU [IND] – 4
    12. NANA KWAME BEDIAKO [IND] – 562
    13. ALAN JOHN KWADWO KYEREMANTENG [IND] – 180

    TOTAL VALID VOTES – 40, 495

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 685

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 41,180

    PRESIDENTIAL  – TANO NORTH

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ [NPP] – 19,738
    2. DANIEL AUGUSTUS LARTEY [GCPP] – 78
    3. AKUA DONKOR [GFP] – 0
    4. CHRISTIAN KWABENA ANDREWS [GUM] – 48
    5. KOFI AKPALOO [LPG] – 13
    6. MOHAMMED FRIMPONG [NDP] – 11
    7. NANA FRIMPOMAA KUMANKUMA [CPP] – 57
    8. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA [NDC] – 17,952
    9. HASSAN AYARAGA [APC] – 75
    10. KOFI KORANTENG [IND] – 3
    11. GEORGE TWUM-BARIMAH-ADU – 5
    12. NANA KWAME BEDIAKO [IND] – 306
    13. ALAN JOHN KWADWO KYEREMANTENG [IND] – 108

    PARLIAMENTARY – ASANTE AKIM NORTH CONSTITUENCY

    1. ANDY KWAME APPIAH KUBI [NPP] – 8,933
    2. KOFI ASAMOAH [NDC]- 2,469
    3. OHENE KWAME FRIMPONG [IND] – 26,926

    TOTAL VALID VOTES – 38,328

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 513

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 38,841

    PRESIDENTIAL  – CAPE COAST SOUTH CONSTITUENCY

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ [NPP] – 13,223
    2. DANIEL AUGUSTUS LARTEY [GCPP] – 21
    3. AKUA DONKOR [GFP] – 0
    4. CHRISTIAN KWABENA ANDREWS [GUM] – 70
    5. KOFI AKPALOO [LPG] – 9
    6. MOHAMMED FRIMPONG [NDP] – 5
    7. .NANA FRIMPOMAA KUMANKUMA [CPP] – 39
    8. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA [NDC] – 23,219
    9. HASSAN AYARAGA [APC] – 22
    10. KOFI KORANTENG [IND] – 8
    11. GEORGE TWUM-BARIMAH-ADU – 8
    12. NANA KWAME BEDIAKO [IND] – 378
    13. ALAN JOHN KWADWO KYEREMANTENG [IND] – 153

    TOTAL VALID VOTES – 37,155

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 538

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 37,693

    PRESIDENTIAL  – LAMBUSSIE

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ [NPP] – 4,593
    2. DANIEL AUGUSTUS LARTEY [GCPP] – 67
    3. AKUA DONKOR [GFP] – 0
    4. CHRISTIAN KWABENA ANDREWS [GUM] – 25
    5. KOFI AKPALOO [LPG] – 16
    6. MOHAMMED FRIMPONG [NDP] – 15
    7. NANA FRIMPOMAA KUMANKUMA [CPP] – 61
    8. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA [NDC] – 14,484
    9. HASSAN AYARAGA [APC] – 54
    10. KOFI KORANTENG [IND] – 10
    11. GEORGE TWUM-BARIMAH-ADU – 17
    12. NANA KWAME BEDIAKO [IND] – 47
    13. ALAN JOHN KWADWO KYEREMANTENG [IND] – 61

    TOTAL VALID VOTES – 19,450

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 634

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 20,084

    PRESIDENTIAL  – NADOWLI KALEO

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ [NPP] – 4,553
    2. DANIEL AUGUSTUS LARTEY [GCPP] – 119
    3. AKUA DONKOR [GFP] – 0
    4. CHRISTIAN KWABENA ANDREWS [GUM] – 61
    5. KOFI AKPALOO [LPG] – 21
    6. MOHAMMED FRIMPONG [NDP] – 25
    7. NANA FRIMPOMAA KUMANKUMA [CPP] – 93
    8. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA [NDC] – 24,812
    9. HASSAN AYARAGA [APC] – 71
    10. KOFI KORANTENG [IND] – 2
    11. GEORGE TWUM-BARIMAH-ADU – 13
    12. NANA KWAME BEDIAKO [IND] – 74
    13. ALAN JOHN KWADWO KYEREMANTENG [IND] – 89

    TOTAL VALID VOTES – 29,952

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 696

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 30,648

    PARLIAMENTARY – NADOWLI KALEO CONSTITUENCY

    1. KAMBOTUU FRANCIS XAVIER [NPP] – 5,834
    2. SUMAH ANTHONY MWINKAARA [NDC]- 24,478

    PARLIAMENTARY – AYAWASO CENTRAL

    1. HENRY QUARTEY [NPP] – 23,345
    2. CHARLES KWAME ADAMS [NDP] – 163
    3. ABDUL RAUF TONGYM TUBAZU – 29,755

    TOTAL VALID VOTES – 53,263

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 287

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 53,550

    PARLIAMENTARY – NORTH DAYI CONSTITUENCY

    1. EDMUND ATTAH KUDJOH [NPP] – 4,723
    2. JOCELYN TETTEH [NDC]- 12,778
    3. GLORIA YAYRA AGBENORTO [LPG] – 134

    PARLIAMENTARY – ODODODIODIO

    1. SOWAH ABDUL MANNAF [NPP] – 24,877
    2. RICHARD DZATEI ABBEY [CPP]– 175
    3. ALFRED NII KOTEY ASHIE [NDC]– 38,473
    4. ALFRED ANETTEY ABBEY [PPP] – 193

    TOTAL VALID VOTES – 63,718

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 468

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 64,186

    PRESIDENTIAL  – ASANTE AKIM NORTH CONSTITUENCY

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ [NPP] – 23,101
    2. DANIEL AUGUSTUS LARTEY [GCPP] – 46
    3. AKUA DONKOR [GFP] – 0
    4. CHRISTIAN KWABENA ANDREWS [GUM] – 78
    5. KOFI AKPALOO [LPG] – 25
    6. MOHAMMED FRIMPONG [NDP] – 13
    7. 7.NANA FRIMPOMAA KUMANKUMA [CPP] – 39
    8. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA [NDC] – 13,904
    9. HASSAN AYARAGA [APC] – 68
    10. KOFI KORANTENG [IND] – 24
    11. GEORGE TWUM-BARIMAH-ADU [IND] – 35
    12. NANA KWAME BEDIAKO [IND] – 462
    13. .ALAN JOHN KWADWO KYEREMANTENG [IND] – 172

    TOTAL VALID VOTES – 37,967

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 897

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 38,864

    PARLIAMENTARY – LAMBUSSIE

    1. BRGHT BAKYE YELVIEL [NPP] – 6,079
    2. MOHAMMED IMURAN [LPG] – 138
    3. TITUS KOFI BEYUO [NDC] – 13,551

    Ahmadiyya Day Nursery polling station; Upper West- Wa Central Constituency

    1. NPP- 91 votes
    2. GCPP- 0
    3. ⁠GFP- 0
    4. ⁠GUM- 0
    5. ⁠LPG- 0
    6. ⁠NDP- 0
    7. ⁠CPP- 0
    8. ⁠NDC-283 votes
    9. ⁠APC – 0
    10. ⁠KOFI KORANTENG – 0
    11. ⁠GEORGE TWUM BARIMA-0
    12. ⁠NANA KWAME BEDIAKO- 1 vote
    13. ⁠ALAN KYEREMENTEN – 0

    Spoilt ballots- 4

    Total valid votes- 375

    Total ballots cast- 379

    ODODODIODIOO – Jamestown Mantse Court
    PRESIDENTIAL
    NDC – 114
    NPP – 74
    CPP – 1

    PARLIAMENTARY
    NPP – 70
    CPP – 3
    NDC – 115

    TOTAL VOTES CAST 189

    AYAWASO EAST PROVISIONAL RESULTS -TAHNIYA ISLAMIC SCHOOL POLLING STATION

    TOTAL EXPECTED VOTES – 430

    VOTER TURNOUT – 305

    PRESIDENTIAL

    DR. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIA – 62

    JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA – 241

    NANA KWAME BEDIAKO – 1

    REJECTED – 1

    Asante Akim North Constituency – GCMB Polling Centre 2

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ – NPP = 175

    2. DANIEL AUGUSTUS LARTEY- GCPP =0

    3. Akua DONKOR – GFP =0

    4. CHRISTIAN KWABENA ANDREWS- GUM =0

    5. Kofi Akpaloo – LPG = 0

    6. MOHAMMED FRIMPONG – NDP =0

    7.NANA FRIMPOMAA KUMANKUMA CPP – 0

    8. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA – NDC =65

    9. HASSAN AYARAGA – APC = 0

    10. Kofi Koranteng = 0

    11. NANA KWAME BEDIAKO = 2

    12.ALAN JOHN Kwadwo Kyeremanteng = 2

    TOTAL VALID BALLOTS = 248

    B. TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS = 4

    Total Expected Votes = 349

    GCMB Polling Centre 2 – Agogo

    PRESIDENTIAL

    NPP = 32

    NDC = 15

    Independent Candidate = 197

    Sekondi Constituency – Zionland Adiembra 2 polling station

    Presidential:

    NPP – 77
    NDC – 105
    New Force – 2
    Alan – 1

    Registered voters – 309
    Votes cast – 185

    Parliamentary :
    Egyapa Mercer (NPP) – 72
    Blay Nyamekye Armah (NDC) -105

    Registered voters – 309
    Votes cast – 184

    ODODODIODIOO – GAMADA POLLING STATION

    PRESIDENTIAL
    NDC – 123
    NPP – 17
    MOVEMENT FOR CHANGE – 1
    REJECTED – 7

    PARLIAMENTARY
    NPP – 23
    NDC – 123
    PPP  – 1
    REJECTED 1

    TOTAL VOTES – 293

    Saboline T.I Ahmadiya 1 –  Ejura Sekyeredumasi

    Total vote cast  – 421
    Mahamudu Bawumia (NPP) –  117
    John Mahama (NDC) –  293

    KPALWEGA COMMUNITY CENTER – BAWKU CENTRAL
    PRESIDENTIAL
    Npp=4
    Gcpp=0
    Gfp=0
    Gum=0
    Lpg=0
    Ndp=0
    Cpp=0
    NDC =193
    APC=0
    IND=0
    IND=0
    IND=0
    IND=0

    TOTAL VALID VOTES 197

    TOTAL REGISTER 455

    KPALWEGA COMMUNITY CENTER A- BAWKU CENTRAL
    PRESIDENTIAL
    Npp=1
    Gcpp=0
    Gfp=0
    Gum=0
    Lpg=0
    Ndp=0
    Cpp=0
    NDC =196
    APC=0
    IND=0
    IND=0
    IND=0
    IND=0

    TOTAL VALID VOTES  -197

    TOTAL REGISTERED VOTERS – 455

    ANSARUDEEN ISLAMIC BASIC SCHOOL ONE – OKAIKWEI CENTRAL

    PRESIDENTIAL
    NPP —72
    NDC — 188
    REJECTED — 4
    TOTAL VOTES — 264

    OLD TESHIE LIBRARY A – LEDZOKUKU CONSTITUENCY

    PRESIDENTIAL
    NPP – 134
    GCPP – 0
    GUM – 0
    LPG – 0
    NDP – 0
    CPP – 0
    NDC – 244
    APC
    KOFI
    BEDIAKO – 3
    Alan – 0
    Rejected – 7
    Total- 388

    Old Library B  – LEDZOKUKU CONSTITUENCY 

    PRESIDENTIAL
    NPP -123
    GCPP-0
    Gum- 0
    LPG- 0
    NDP- 0
    CPP- 3
    NDC- 267
    Apc – 1
    Bediako – 1
    Alan – 1
    Rejected – 10
    Total Votes – 408

    TAHNIYA ISLAMIC SCHOOL POLLING STATION – AYAWASO EAST 

    TOTAL EXPECTED VOTES – 430

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 304

    PARLIAMENTARY RESULTS

    ZAK RAHMAN – 72

    NASSER TOURE MAHAMA – 229

    REJECTED – 3

    St. THERESA’S SCHOOL -Okaikwei South Constituency

    PRESIDENTIAL

    REJECTED BALLOTS – 2
    NDC – 208
    NPP – 161
    NEW FORCE – 4
    MOVEMENT FOR CHANGE – 1

    CENTER 3, ST THERESA’S SCHOOL – OKAIKWEI SOUTH CONSTITUENCY

    PARLIAMENTARY VOTE

    REJECTED BALLOT – 1
    NPP [ DARKOA NEWMAN ] – 158
    NDC [ ERNEST ADOMAKO] – 214

    City Engineers 1B – ODODODIODIOO
    PRESIDENTIAL
    NDC –  319
    NPP –  81
    New Force –  1

    PARLIAMENTARY
    NPP  – 82
    CPP –  1
    NDC –  323

    TOTAL VOTES CAST 411
    Rejected presidential ballot – 10
    Rejected parliamentary ballot – 0

    CSIR – A – Ayawaso West

    Presidential
    Expected voters – 409
    Total votes – 240

    NPP – 91
    Mahama – 146
    Nana Bediako – 2
    Rejected ballot – 1

    Parliamentary
    Expected Voters : 409
    Total votes : 240

    Lydia Alhassan (NPP) – 102
    John Dumelo (NDC) – 137
    Abdul Rauf – 0
    Rejected – 1

    Dispensary Gamprisiya Polling station 2 – Kumbungu

    PARLIAMENTARY
    NPP= Abdul Salam Hamza Fataw – 164
    NDC Hamza Adam = 205
    Rejected = 5
    Valid Vote Cast = 369

    City Engineers 3A – ODODODIODIOO

    PRESIDENTIAL
    NDC –  208
    NPP – 55
    CPP – 1
    GUM – 1
    TNF – 4

    PARLIAMENTARY
    NPP – 64
    PPP – 2
    NDC – 201

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 270
    Rejected presidential ballot – 1

    City Engineers 3B – ODODODIODIOO

    PRESIDENTIAL
    NDC – 191
    NPP – 61
    CPP – 2
    New Force – 4
    NDP – 1

    PARLIAMENTARY
    NPP – 65
    NDC – 195

    TOTAL VOTES CAST – 266
    Rejected presidential ballot – 7
    Rejected parliamentary ballot – 0

     Central Mosque Islamic School – Asawase

    PRESIDENTIAL

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ – NPP – 64

    2. DANIEL AUGUSTUS LARTEY- GCPP – 0

    3. Akua DONKOR – GFP – 0

    4. CHRISTIAN KWABENA ANDREWS- GUM – 0

    5. Kofi Akpaloo – LPG – 0

    6. MOHAMMED FRIMPONG – NDP – 0

    7.NANA FRIMPOMAA Kumankuma CPP – 0

    8. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA – NDC – 164

    9. HASSAN AYARAGA – APC – 1

    10. KOFI KORANTENG IND – 0

    11. GEORGE TWUM BARIMAH IND -0

    12. NANA KWAME BEDIAKO – 1

    13.ALAN JOHN  Kyeremanteng – 0

    TOTAL VALID BALLOTS – 370

    B. TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 11 votes

    TOTAL VOTES CAST- 242

    Central Mosque Islamic School Polling Center – Asawase Constituency

    1. MANAF IBRAHIM – NPP- 94

    2. ⁠MUNTAKA MOHAMMED-MUBARAK – NDC= 141

    3. ⁠ISSAH BABA KOMPO – PPP=0

    4. ⁠NAOMI NSOR – LPG-0

    5. ⁠ALHASSAN RAFIK – IND.-0

    Total Valid Votes- 370

    Total Votes cast- 242

    Rejected -6

    CSIR – B – Ayawaso West

    Presidential
    Bawumia – 89
    Mahama – 110
    Nana Kwame Bediako – 2
    Rejected – 1

    Total votes : 202
    Expected Votes :409

    Lydia Alhassan – 110
    John Dumelo – 91
    Abdul Rauf – 1

    Total votes cast = 202
    Expected Votes = 409

    Moshie Zongo Foundation “A” Provisional – TAMALE CENTRAL

    PRESIDENTIAL
    NPP- 86
    NDC – 198
    ALAN- 1
    CPP- 1
    Rejected – 1

    PARLIAMENTARY

    SULE SALIFU (NPP) – 77
    MOHAMMED MUTALA (NDC) – 209
    REJECTED – 1

    Total registered voters – 396
    Total registered voters – 287

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    Central Mosque New Zongo 2 Polling Center – Asawase 

    PRESIDENTIAL

    1. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIΑ – NPP- 67

    2. DANIEL AUGUSTUS LARTEY- GCPP- 0

    3. Akua DONKOR – GFP- 0

    4. CHRISTIAN KWABENA ANDREWS- GUM- 0

    5. Kofi Akpaloo – LPG-0

    6. MOHAMMED FRIMPONG – NDP-0

    7.NANA FRIMPOMAA Kumankuma CPP – 0

    8. JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA – NDC-200

    9. HASSAN AYARAGA – APC-0

    10. KOFI KORANTENG IND.- 0

    11. GEORGE TWUM BARIMAH IND.-0

    12. NANA KWAME BEDIAKO-2

    13.ALAN JOHN Kyeremateng -1

    TOTAL VALID BALLOTS- 406

    B. TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS – 0

    Spoilt – 1

    TOTAL VOTES CAST- 272

    OLD TESHIE LIBRARY A – LEDZOKUKU CONSTITUENCY

    PRESIDENTIAL
    NPP – 134
    GCPP – 0
    GUM – 0
    LPG – 0
    NDP – 0
    CPP – 0
    NDC – 244
    APC- 0
    KOFI –
    BEDIAKO – 3
    Alan – 0
    Rejected – 7
    Total- 388

    Old Teshie library Centre B  – LEDZOKUKU CONSTITUENCY

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    Presidential
    NPP -123
    GCPP-0
    Gum- 0
    LPG- 0
    NDP- 0
    CPP- 3
    NDC- 267
    Apc- 1
    Bediako- 1
    Alan 1
    Rejected – 10
    Total Votes- 408

    Teshie Salem A  – LEDZOKUKU CONSTITUENCY

    Presidential

    NPP -117
    GCPP-0
    GFP-0
    Gum-1
    LPG- 0
    NDP- 0
    CPP-0
    NDC- 219
    Apc- 0
    Bediako- 0
    Alan -1
    Rejected 10
    Total Votes- 348

    Parliamentary
    NPP-145
    NDC- 198
    Rejected-5

    Teshie Salem centre B – LEDZOKUKU CONSTITUENCY

    Presidential

    NPP -101
    GCPP-0
    GFP-0
    Gum-1
    LPG- 0
    NDP- 1
    CPP- 0
    NDC- 247
    Apc- 0
    Bediako- 3
    Alan -0
    Rejected -11
    Total Votes- 365

    Parliamentary
    NPP – 139
    CPP – 1
    NDC – 216
    Rejected – 9

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    St. Karol Nursing School Results – Bortianor Ngleshie Amanfro
    Polling Station
    1 A
    Voter Turn Out – 231
    Expected – 413

    Presidential
    Nana Kwame Bediako – 4
    Rejected – 3
    Mahamadu – 108
    John Mahama- 116

    1 A
    Parliamentary
    NPP – 121
    NDC – 106
    REJECTED – 2

    Presidential
    1B
    Expected – 425
    Total Voter Turn Out – 220
    NDC – 123
    NPP – 89
    Bediako – 3
    APC – 1
    Gum – 1
    Rejected 3

    Parliamentary
    1B
    NDC – 120
    NPP – 97
    IND – 0
    Rejected – 1

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    2 A
    Presidential
    NPP – 106
    Nana Bediako -4
    NDC – 128
    Rejected – 1

    Parliamentary
    NPP – 112
    NDC 124
    Rejected 3

    Total votes cast 239
    Expected 437

    2 B
    Presidential
    NPP – 100
    NDC – 125
    Alan – 1
    APC – 1
    Nana Bediako – 2
    Rejected – 4

    Parliamentary
    NPP – 104
    NDC – 124
    Rejected – 2
    IND – 3

    Voter Turn out – 233
    Expected 437

    MOSHIE ZONGO FOUNDATION “B” POLLING STATION – TAMALE CENTRAL

    PRESIDENTIAL
    NPP- 66
    NDC – 220
    Ind Kofi Kor- 1
    Rejected – 2

    PARLIAMENTARY

    SULE SALIFU (NPP) – 55
    MOHAMMED MUTALA (NDC) – 232
    REJECTED – 2

    Total registered voter – 396
    Total registered voters – 289

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    REPUBLIC MODEL SCHOOL POLLING CENTRE – DOME KWABENYA

    Republic Model School 1A – 483 expected

    Parliamentary
    NPP – 111
    NDC – 128
    PNC – 2
    PPP – 3
    Rejected – 2

    Presidential
    NPP-113
    NDC- 127
    Rejected -1
    New Force -3
    APC -1
    GUM- 1

    Total votes cast – 246

    Republic Model School 1B- 482 expected
    Presidential results
    NPP – 128
    NDC – 115
    Cheddar – 3
    Alan – 2
    Rejected- 3
    Spoilt – 4

    Parliamentary results
    NPP – 131
    NDC – 114
    PNC – 3
    PPP – 2

    Total votes cast 251

    Republic Model School 2A – 482 expected voters

    Presidential Results
    NDC – 113
    NPP – 125
    New Force 2
    Alan Kyeremanten – 1
    Rejected 4

    Parliamentary results
    NPP – 129
    NDC – 116
    Spoilt ballot- 1
    One person didn’t vote parliamentary, but voted presidential
    Proxy

    Total vote cast – 246

    Republic Model School 2B – 482 expected voters

    Results Presidential
    NDC – 118
    NPP – 133
    NDP -1
    CHEDAR – 3
    Rejected 4

    Parliamentary
    NDC – 126
    NPP – 132
    Rejected – 1

    Total votes cast – 259

    New Juaben South Constituency

    1. Koforidua polling station

    Presidential

    NPP – 200
    NDC – 113
    CPP –
    Cheddar – 4
    GCPP –
    GUM – 2
    Rejected – 3

    Parliamentary
    NPP – 222
    NDC – 86
    Inde. – 2
    Rejected – 2

    2 .Social Welfare A

    Presidential

    NPP – 271
    NDC 163
    CPP – 3
    Cheddar – 2
    GCPP – 0
    Rejected – 2

    3. Social Welfare office Koforidua 2A

    Presidential

    NPP – 147
    NDC 81
    CPP – 1
    Cheddar – 2
    GCPP – 1
    Rejected – 1

    Parliamentary
    NPP – 163
    NDC – 66
    Rejected – 2

    4. Social Welfare office Koforidua 2B

    Presidential

    NPP – 132
    NDC 98

    Parliamentary
    NPP – 137
    NDC – 94

    5. Glamour Polling Station

    Presidential

    NPP – 167
    NDC – 170
    Rejected – 0

    6. Railway Police quarters Koforidua 1

    Presidential

    Nana Kwame – 1
    NPP -136
    NDC – 171

    Rejected – 2

    7. Railway Police quarters Koforidua 2

    Presidential

    CPP – 1
    Alan – 1
    Cheddar – 4
    GUM – 1
    NDC – 134
    NPP – 131

    Rejected – 2

    8. RC upper Primary 2

    Presidential

    NPP – 175
    NDC – 66
    CPP –
    Cheddar –
    GCPP –
    Rejected – I

    Parliamentary
    NPP – 177
    NDC – 51
    Rejected

    CENTRAL BUS STOP POLLING STATION – TAMALE CENTRAL

    PRESIDENTIAL
    NPP- 314
    NDC – 120
    ALAN- 3
    CPP- 1
    Rejected – 3

    PARLIAMENTARY

    SULE SALIFU (NPP) – 113
    MOHAMMED MUTALA (NDC) – 328
    REJECTED – 1

    Total registered voter – 639
    Total registered voters – 445

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    Mensah sarbah school polling station – Cape Coast South constituency

    Presidential
    NPP-131
    GCPP-1
    LPG-1
    NDC -184
    Cheddar-5
    Alan -1

    Rejected-1

    Parliamentary

    NPP-126
    NDC-171
    Independent(Isaac Mainoo)-2
    Independent (Perry Mensah) -22

    Rejected ballot-3

    Total votes -324

    Central Mosque New Zongo 1 Polling Center – Asawase Constituency

    1. MANAF IBRAHIM – NPP-81

    2. ⁠MUNTAKA MOHAMMED-MUBARAK – NDC= 178

    3. ⁠ISSAH BABA KOMPO – PPP=0

    4. ⁠NAOMI NSOR – LPG-0

    5. ⁠ALHASSAN RAFIK – IND.-0

    Total Valid Votes- 400

    Total Votes cast- 259

    Rejected -0

    IMAM ABASS MOSQUE NEW TOWN B – AYAWASO NORTH 

    PRESIDENTIAL

    TOTAL EXPECTED VOTES – 494

    TOTAL VOTES CAST- 330

    DR. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIA (NPP) -100

    JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA (NDC)-229

    APC – 1

    PARLIAMENTARY

    IBRAHIM SANNIE (NPP) – 107

    YUSSIF JAJAH (NDC) – 222

    FULL GOSPEL CHURCH POLLING STATION 1 – TEMA CENTRAL 

    PRESIDENTIAL

    NPP – 128

    NDC – 179

    Nana Kwame Bediako IND – 8

    Alan Kyeremateng – 2

    Total Valid – 317
    Rejected – 3
    Total Votes Cast – 320

    FULL GOSPEL CHURCH POLLING STATION 2 – TEMA CENTRAL 

    PRESIDENTIAL

    NPP – 108

    NDC – 154

    Nana Kwame Bediako – 1

    Kofi Koranteng – 1

    Alan Kyeremateng – 6

    Total Valid – 270
    Rejected – 3
    Total Votes Cast – 273

    GBEGBEYISE JHS POLLING STATION – ABLEKUMA WEST CONSTITUENCY

    1A POLLING STATION
    Presidential
    NPP-184
    NDC-227
    Cheddar-4

    Parliamentary
    NPP-196
    NDC-225

    1B POLLING STATION
    Presidential
    NPP-157
    NDC-236

    Parliamentary
    NPP-153

    NDC-238
    Rejected-1

    Polling station 2A
    Presidential

    NPP-140
    NDC-213
    GUM-1
    LPG-1
    Spoilt 1
    Rejected -7

    Parliamentary:
    NPP-152
    NDC-210
    Rejected-3

    POLLING STATION 2B
    Presidential-
    NPP-140
    NDC-221
    CPP-1
    Cheddar-3

    Parliamentary:
    NpP-147
    Ndc-223

    POLLING STATION 3A
    NPP-126
    NDC-177
    Cheddar-3
    CPP-2
    Spoilt ballot-5

    Parliamentary-
    NPP-131
    NDC-180

    POLLING STATION 3B
    NPP-124
    NDC-163
    Cheddar-3
    Rejected-1

    Parliamentary
    NPP-124
    NDC-164
    Rejected-2

    Polling Station 4
    Presidential:
    NPP-38
    NDC-51
    Cheddar-1
    Spoilt ballot 1

    Parliamentary
    NPP-42
    NDC-49

    Polling station 5
    Presidential
    NPP-53
    NDC-94
    Cheddar-6
    Rejected ballot-1

    Parliamentary
    NPP-57
    NDC-94
    Rejected-3

    LEDZOKUKU CONSTITUENCY

    PRESIDENTIAL
    OLD TESHIE LIBRARY A
    NPP – 134
    GCPP – 0
    GUM – 0
    LPG – 0
    NDP – 0
    CPP – 0
    NDC – 244
    APC
    KOFI
    BEDIAKO – 3
    Alan – 0
    Rejected – 7
    Total- 388

    Parliamentary
    NPP 159
    NDC 240

    Presidential
    Old Teshie library Centre B
    NPP -123
    GCPP-0
    Gum- 0
    LPG- 0
    NDP- 0
    CPP- 3
    NDC- 267
    Apc- 1
    Bediako- 1
    Alan 1
    Rejected 10
    Total Votes- 408

    Parliamentary
    NPP 167
    NDC 219
    Rejected 1

    Teshie Salem A
    Presidential

    NPP -117
    GCPP-0
    GFP-0
    Gum-1
    LPG- 0
    NDP- 0
    CPP-0
    NDC- 219
    Apc- 0
    Bediako- 0
    Alan -1
    Rejected 10
    Total Votes- 348

    Parliamentary
    NPP-145
    NDc- 198
    Rejected-5

    Teshie Salem centre B
    Presidential

    NPP -101
    GCPP-0
    GFP-0
    Gum-1
    LPG- 0
    NDP- 1
    CPP-0
    NDC- 247
    Apc- 0
    Bediako- 3
    Alan -0
    Rejected -11
    Total Votes- 365

    Parliamentary
    NPP 139
    CPP 1
    NDC 216
    Rejected 9

    SARPEIMAN M/A PRIMARY SCHOOL – AMASAMAN

    Polling station 1A

    Total voters in Sarpeiman MA Primary Polling station 1a- 608

    PRESIDENTIAL
    NPP- 127
    GCPP-1
    GUM-0
    CPP-0
    APC-1
    NDC-211
    New Force-4
    Movement for Change-0

    Rejected ballots-4
    Spoilt ballots-1

    PARLIAMENTARY
    Sedem Afenyo-217
    Yahya Kassim Atta-128
    Jerry Johnson-0
    Samuel Kwame Denu-1

    Polling station 1b-608

    PRESIDENTIAL
    NPP- 124
    GUM-1
    CPP-1
    NDC-192
    NANA KWAME BEDIAKO-1
    Rejected-5

    PARLIAMENTARY
    Sedem Afenyo-195
    Yahya Kassim Atta-126
    Jerry Johnson-1
    Samuel Kwame-1

    POLLING STATION 2A

    PRESIDENTIAL
    NPP – 142
    NDC – 181
    NEW FORCE – 3
    CPP – 1
    REJECTED – 3
    SPOILT – 2

    Total – 330

    PARLIAMENTARY
    NPP – 140
    NDC – 180
    IND. JERRY – 2
    IND. SAMUEL – 3
    REJECTED – 2

    Total 327

    POLLING STATION 2B
    PRESIDENTIAL
    NPP – 130
    NDC – 178

    PARLIAMENTARY
    NPP – 139
    NDC – 172

    BLOCK FACTORY NEW WEIJA 1B – WEIJA GBAWE CONSTITUENCY

    PRESIDENTIAL RESULTS
    NPP-103
    GCPP-1
    GFP-0
    GUM-0
    LPG-0
    NDP-0
    CPP-0
    NDC-110
    APC-0
    KK(IND)-0
    TWUM BARIMAH (IND)-0
    KWAME BEDIAKO (IND)-4
    ALAN KYEREMATEN(IND)-1

    TOTAL VALID BALLOTS-219

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS -1

    TOTAL VOTES CAST- 220

    PARLIAMENTARY
    NPP- 121
    NDC-97

    TOTAL VALID BALLOTS-218
    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS -2
    TOTAL VOTES CAST-220

    Alhaji Kpeje Mosque Polling Center – Ablekuma Central Constituency

    PRESIDENTIAL RESULTS
    Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia (NPP) -93
    John Mahama (NDC) – 215
    Nana Kwame Bediako – 2
    Rejected – 3

    Total Valid Votes = 310
    Rejected Ballots = 3
    Total Vote Cast = 313
    Expected Votes = 498

    PARLIAMENTARY RESULTS
    Jefferson Kwamina Sackey (NPP) – 101
    Abdul Latif Dan (NDC) – 210
    Rejected Ballot- 2

    Total Valid Votes = 311
    Rejected Ballot ‎ = 2
    Total Vote Cast = 313
    Expected Votes = 498

    Nayiri High Court A – Wa Central Constituency

    Provisional Presidential results

    1. NPP-52 votes
    2. GCPP-0
    3. ⁠GFP-0
    4. ⁠GUM-1
    5. ⁠LPG-0
    6. ⁠NDP-0
    7. ⁠CPP-0
    8. ⁠NDC-226 votes
    9. ⁠APC-0
    10. ⁠KOFI KORANTENG-0
    11. ⁠GEORGE TWUM BARIMA-
    12. ⁠NANA KWAME BEDIAKO- 1 vote
    13. ⁠ALAN KYEREMENTEN-0

    Rejected-5 ballots

    Spoilt ballots- 2 ballots

    GURUGU YEPALA JHS 1 A – Sagnarigu Constituency

    President

    NPP – 66
    NDC – 350
    Rejected – 12
    Total valid – 428
    Unused – 132

    Parliament

    NPP – 89
    NDC – 338
    Rejected – 1
    Total valid – 0

    GURUGU YEPALA JHS 1 B – Sagnarigu Constituency

    President

    NPP – 48
    NDC – 200
    Rejected – 5
    Total valid – 0

    Parliament

    NPP – 59
    NDC – 196
    Rejected – 1
    Total valid – 0

    GURUGU YEPALA JHS 1 C- Sagnarigu Constituency

    President

    NPP – 71
    NDC – 323
    Rejected – 0
    Total valid – 0

    Parliament

    NPP – 84
    NDC – 322
    Rejected – 0
    Total valid – 0

    KPANDAI D/A PRIMARY SCHOOL POLLING STATION A AND B – KPANDAI

    POLLING STATION A (TOTAL REGISTERED VOTERS = 583)

    PRESIDENTIAL:
    1. NPP = 132
    2. GCPP = 0
    3. GFP = 0
    4. GUM = 1
    5. LPG = 0
    6. NDP = 1
    7. CPP = 2
    8. NDC = 259
    9. APC = 0
    10. KORANTENG = 0
    11. GEORGE = 0
    12. CHADDAR = 2
    13. ALAN = 0

    TOTAL VALID BALLOTS =
    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS = 10
    TOTAL VOTES CAST = 397

    PARLIAMENTARY

    NPP = 180
    NDC = 224
    APC = 2

    TOTAL VALID BALLOTS = 406
    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS = 1
    TOTAL VOTES CAST = 407

    POLLING STATION B (TOTAL REGISTERED VOTERS = (582)

    PRESIDENTIAL:
    1. NPP = 135
    2. GCPP = 0
    3. GFP = 0
    4. GUM = 0
    5. LPG = 0
    6. NDP =0
    7. CPP = 1
    8. NDC = 262
    9. APC = 1
    10. KORANTENG = 0
    11. GEORGE = 0
    12. CHADDAR = 1
    13. ALAN = 0

    TOTAL VALID BALLOTS =
    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS = 13
    TOTAL VOTES CAST = 400

    PARLIAMENTARY

    NPP = 175
    NDC = 229
    APC = 1

    TOTAL VALID BALLOTS =
    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS = 7
    TOTAL VOTES CAST = 405

    Cocobod Office Polling Station, Kyebi – Abuakwa South Constituency

    NPP – 232

    NDC – 76

    CPP – 1

    Nana Kwame Bediako – 1

    Rejected – 5

    Parliamentary

    Dr. Kinsley Agyeman (NPP) – 241

    Nana Adu Sarpong Addo-Aikins (NDC)- 69

    Rejected – 4

    Atwemamena Polling Station

    Presidential

    NPP – 48

    NDC – 33

    Nana Kwame Bediako – 2

    Other candidates had no votes

    Parliamentary

    Dr. Kinsley Agyeman (NPP) – 52

    Nana Adu Sarpong Addo-Aikins (NDC)- 32

    Rock of Ages Preparatory 1- Kyebi

    Presidential

    NPP – 303

    NDC – 86

    Nana Kwame Bediako – 3

    Rejected – 2

    Parliamentary

    Dr. Kinsley Agyeman (NPP)- 342

    Nana Adu Sarpong Addo-Aikins (NDC) – 49
    Rejected – 4

    Rock of Ages Preparatory 2 – Kyebi

    Presidential
    NPP – 245

    NDC – 51

    Alan – 1

    Rejected – 3

    Parliamentary

    Dr. Kingsley Agyeman (NPP) – 264

    Nana Adu Sarpong Addo-Aikins (NDC) – 31

    Rejected – 3

    Upper West- Wa Central Constituency
    Nayiri High court A

    Provisional Parliamentary results

    1. Humu Awudu-76 votes
    2. ⁠Rashid Pelpuo- 207 votes
    3. ⁠PNC-0
    4. ⁠IND- 1

    Rejected- 2 ballots

    Nayiri High court B

    Upper West- Wa Central Constituency

    Ahmadiyya Day Nursery polling station

    Provisional Parliamentary results

    1. Humu Awudu-83 votes
    2. ⁠Rashid Pelpuo- 232 votes
    3. ⁠PNC-0
    4. ⁠IND- 0

    Rejected- 1 ballot

    Nayiri High Court A – Wa Central Constituency

    Provisional Presidential results

    1. NPP-44 votes
    2. GCPP-0
    3. ⁠GFP-0
    4. ⁠GUM-0
    5. ⁠LPG-0
    6. ⁠NDP-0
    7. ⁠CPP-0
    8. ⁠NDC-267 votes
    9. ⁠APC-0
    10. ⁠KOFI KORANTENG-0
    11. ⁠GEORGE TWUM BARIMA-0
    12. ⁠NANA KWAME BEDIAKO- 1 vote
    13. ⁠ALAN KYEREMENTEN-0

    ANSARUDEEN ISLAMIC BASIC SCHOOL TWO (2 ) – OKAKWEI CENTRAL

    NPP—71
    GCPP-0
    GFP-0
    GUM-0
    LPG-0
    NDP-0
    CPP-0
    NDC—190
    APC-0
    KK(IND)-0
    TWUM BARIMAH (IND)-0
    KWAME BEDIAKO (IND)- 1
    ALAN KYEREMATEN(IND)-

    TOTAL VALID BALLOTS—262

    TOTAL REJECTED BALLOTS —4

    TOTAL VOTES CAST—266

    EXPECTED VOTES—408

    GLOBAL EVANGELICAL CHURCH TESHIE COMMUNITY CENTER – KETU SOUTH 

    PRESIDENTIAL RESULTS

    NPP – 20
    GCPP – 0
    GFP. – 0
    GUM – 1
    LGP – 1
    NDP – 0
    CPP – 0
    NDC – 389
    APC – 1
    KOFI QUANTEN – 0
    NEW FORCE – 0
    ALAN KOZDO – 0
    NANA AKOSUA – 0
    REJECTED BALLOTS – 5
    SPOIL BALLOTS – 0
    TOTAL VOTE – 423

    Assin Bereku Funeral Grounds B – ASSIN NORTH

    Presidential
    NPP – 224
    NDC -219
    Cheddar – 3
    APC- 2
    Cpp- 1
    LPG – 1
    KOFI koranteng -1
    Rejected – 19

    Parliamentary
    NPP- 240
    NDC-224

    FUNERAL GROUNDS A -ASSIN NORTH

    Presidential
    NPP -239
    NDC- 236
    GCPP-1
    GFP- 0
    GUM – 3
    ALAN – 4
    APC- 1
    CHEDDAR – 5

    Parliamentary

    NPP- 251
    NDC- 243
    Rejected – 5

  • Your victory is an emphatic one – Alan congratulates Mahama and NDC

    Your victory is an emphatic one – Alan congratulates Mahama and NDC

    The Movement for Change has commended former President John Dramani Mahama and the National Democratic Congress (NDC) for what it describes as a decisive triumph in the 2024 General Elections.

    Although the Electoral Commission has yet to announce the official results, the movement expressed confidence that the will of the Ghanaian people has been unmistakably reflected in the outcome.

    In a statement issued on December 8, 2024, the founder and leader of the Movement for Change, Alan John Kwadwo Kyerematen, urged Ghanaians to respect and accept the Electoral Commission’s final declaration to uphold peace and unity in the country.

    The movement also praised all presidential and parliamentary candidates for their responsible conduct during the election, highlighting the 2024 polls as one of the most peaceful in Ghana’s democratic history.

    Furthermore, Mr. Kyerematen extended condolences to the family of the individual who tragically lost their life during the electoral process and sympathized with those who sustained injuries in related incidents.

    “In this election, there are no winners or losers, but Ghana is the true victor,” he said, calling on the nation to unite in the spirit of peace and progress.

  • Parliamentary seats won by NDC so far

    Parliamentary seats won by NDC so far

    Early results from the 2024 elections indicate that the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) is on track to secure a majority of the parliamentary seats.

    Figures from key constituencies show competitive outcomes between the NDC and the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP), with both parties posting strong performances at the presidential and parliamentary levels. However, emerging data suggests the NDC is gaining the upper hand in parliamentary contests across the country.

    While the NDC and NPP remain the dominant forces, other political parties are trailing far behind, securing only a fraction of the votes.

    List of constituencies won so far…

    1.Sefwi Wiawso
    2.Bia East
    3.Bia West
    4.Sefwi Akontonbra
    5.Damongo
    6.Ahanta West
    7.Hohoe
    8.Tachiman South
    9.Jini Jini
    10.Awayaso West Wogon
    11.Dadieso
    12.Adenta
    13.Ellembelle
    14.Jomoro
    15.Ahanta West
    16.Madina
    17.Asunafo South
    18.Suyani West
    19.Efia Kwsimintsim
    20.Koley klotey
    21.Mfantseman
    22.Dome Kwabenya
    23.Ketu North
    24.Adaklu Ho
    25.Amenfi Central
    26.Agona West
    27.Agona East
    28.Twifo Atti Morkwaa
    29.Ekumfi
    30.Ajumako Enyan Essiam
    31.Assin North
    32.KEEA
    33.Gomoa East

    34.Gomoa West
    35.Cape Coast North
    36.Cape Coast South
    37.Awutu Senya West
    38.Ada East
    39.Ada West
    40.Asawase kumasi
    41. Tamale North
    42. Okaikwei south
    43. Ketu south
    44. AAK
    45. Esikado-Ketan
    46. Sene west
    47. Ayawaso Central
    48. Tema west
    49. Sunyani east
    50. Tarkwa Nsuaem
    51. Nsawam Adougiri
    52. Sissala east
    53. Dormaa Central
    54. Asunafo North
    55. Trobu
    56. Techiman south
    57. ⁠Wenchi
    58. Anlo
    59. Keta
    60. Akatsi south
    61. Akatsi North
    62. South Tongu
    63. Central Tongu
    64. North Tongu
    65. Shai Osudoku
    66. North Dayi
    67. Kpando
    68. Guan (Oti)
    69. Biakoye (Oti)
    70. Buem (Oti)
    71. Akan (Oti)
    72. Krachi East
    73. Krachi West

    74. Krachi Nchumuru
    75. Nkwanta North
    76. Nkwanta South
    77. Assin North
    78. Asunafo North
    79. Asunafo South
    80. Tano North
    81. Tano South
    82. Asutifi North
    83. Asutifi South
    84. Bawku Central
    85. Zebilla
    86. Binduri
    87. Bolgatanga East
    88. Bolgatanga Central
    89. Bongo
    90. Builsa North
    91. Builsa South
    92. Garu
    93. Navrongo Central
    94. Chiana -Paga
    95. Nabdam
    96. Pusiga
    97. Talensi
    98. Tempane
    99. Krowor
    100. Adaklu
    101. Agotime – Ziope
    102. Afadjato South
    103. South Dayi
    104. Jirapa
    105. Lambussie
    106. Lawra
    107. Nadomli – Kaleo
    108. Nandom
    109. Sissala West
    110. Sissala East
    111. Wa East
    112. Wa Central
    113. Wa West
    114. Daffiama- Bussie -Issa
    115. Odododiodio
    116. Ablekuma West
    117. Ningo – Prampram
    118. Sekendi
    119. Tamale Central
    120. Akuapem South
    121 Assign Central
    122. Bolga East
    123. Yendi
    124. Abura Dunkwa
    125. Bereku East
    126. Akwapim South
    127. Dade kotopon
    128. Pru West
    129. Kwesominitsim
    130. Jumako- Enyan- Essiam
    131. Bibiani Awaiso Bekwai
    132. Assin Central
    133. Dormaa East
    134. Dormaa West
    135. Dormaa Central
    136. Asante Akyem North
    137. Lower Manya Krobo
    138. Yilo Krobo
    139. Upper Manya Krobo