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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.

December 9, 2024
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.”

December 9, 2024
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!!!”

December 9, 2024
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.

December 9, 2024
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
December 8, 2024
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.

December 8, 2024
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

December 8, 2024
Jane Naana Opoku Agyemang makes history as Ghana’s first-ever female Vice President

Ghana has made history with the election of Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang as the first female Vice President-elect, marking a new chapter in the country’s democratic journey.

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) candidate will serve alongside President-elect John Dramani Mahama after the party’s victory in the 2024 general elections.

This groundbreaking achievement has sparked widespread celebration, symbolizing significant progress for women in politics and providing a source of inspiration for young women and girls, both in Ghana and across Africa.

Born on November 22, 1951, in Cape Coast, Prof. Opoku-Agyemang’s remarkable career spans education, leadership, and public service. She holds a Bachelor’s in English and a Diploma in Education from the University of Cape Coast, alongside a Master’s and Doctorate in English Literature from York University in Canada.

In 2008, she made history by becoming the first woman to lead a public university in Ghana when she was appointed Vice Chancellor of the University of Cape Coast. Her tenure was marked by transformative reforms, enhancing infrastructure, academic standards, and gender equality.

Prof. Opoku-Agyemang entered politics in 2013 when she was appointed as Ghana’s Minister for Education under President Mahama’s administration.

She led initiatives that significantly improved the educational landscape, such as the abolition of schools under trees, the construction of new classrooms, and the provision of free textbooks and uniforms for students.

In 2020, she became the NDC’s vice-presidential candidate, making history as the first woman to be nominated for the position by a major political party in Ghana. Her selection signaled the NDC’s commitment to gender inclusivity and equal representation.

Prof. Opoku-Agyemang’s election represents a significant milestone for Ghana’s political landscape. With her expertise in education and public service, she is well-positioned to advocate for policies focused on education reform, gender equality, and youth empowerment.

Her success also sends a powerful message to the rest of Africa, where women are often underrepresented in political leadership. Her rise to the role of Vice President-elect shows that African democracies can break barriers and empower women to lead at the highest levels.

When her victory was announced, jubilant crowds gathered across Ghana to celebrate the historic achievement. In Accra, Kumasi, Takoradi, and other cities, supporters waved flags and sang songs of pride and victory. Prof. Opoku-Agyemang’s win is not just a political victory but a triumph for gender equality and women’s leadership in the nation.

As Ghana prepares for the transition of power, Prof. Opoku-Agyemang’s leadership will play a key role in ensuring a smooth process and advancing the NDC’s vision for the country. Her commitment to education and gender equality will guide her actions as Vice President, and she is set to leave an indelible mark on Ghana’s development.

Her election serves as a beacon of hope for young women across the nation and continent, showing that with hard work, perseverance, and opportunity, women can achieve the highest positions of leadership.

With John Dramani Mahama and Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang at the helm, Ghana is poised for a future of progress, equality, and unity. Their leadership marks the beginning of an inspiring new chapter for the country.

December 8, 2024
I have called Mahama to congratulate him – Bawumia

The flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, has revealed that he has called the flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), John Dramani Mahama to congratulate him on his victory.

Speaking to the press on Sunday, Dr. Bawumia disclosed that internal results from the NPP indicate that the NDC has secured both the presidential and the majority parliamentary seats.

“Ladies and gentlemen of the media following yesterday’s presidential and parliamentary elections Ghanaians at home and abroad have sitting been sitting on tenterhooks awaiting the outcome of the elections, let me say that the data from our own internal collation of the election results indicate that former president HE John Dramani Mahama has won the presidential election decisively.

“The NDC has also won the parliamentary election even though we await final collation for a number of seats however I believe ultimately that this will not change the over all outcome. I have just called his HE John Dramani Mahama to congratulate him as the president elect of the republic of Ghana,” he said.

Bawumia noted that he is optimistic that the results from the NPP will align with those already collated by the Electoral Commission (EC).

According to Dr Bawumia, he will “respect the decision of Ghanaians” and “stop the growing tension.”

Meanwhile, the Vice President has extended gratitude to all NPP supporters and pledged to stand with Mahama in the governing of the country.

The Electoral Commission is yet to declare the final results of the presidential elections. So far, the NDC has won over 130 parliamentary seats.

December 8, 2024
NDC has won in constituencies it never won since 1992 – Sammy Gyamfi

The National Communications Officer for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Sammy Gyamfi, has revealed that, for the first time, the party has won several constituencies it has consistently lost since 1992.

Addressing the media at the headquarters of the party, he attributed the victory to God’s grace and the united efforts of patriotic Ghanaians, adding that the people have clearly lost faith in the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP).

According to him, this unexpected victory has left some of the executives of the party awe over the results tropping in from different constituencies.

He emphasized that the NDC’s victory is certain and urged the Electoral Commission (EC) to promptly announce the party’s flagbearer, John Dramani Mahama, as the winner of the just ended 2024 elections.

“We have won in constituencies that the NPP has never won since the 1992 elections and it is unimaginable, unbelievable and incredible that even some of us struggle to believe. The scale of the victory that God has graced us with and the people of this country,” he added.

Mr. Gyamfi urged NDC members to safeguard the integrity of the electoral process by closely monitoring the transport of ballot boxes and other election materials to the constituency collation centres.

He highlighted the critical role of accompanying Electoral Commission (EC) officials during this stage, as it is when the results are compiled and announced.

December 8, 2024
NPP loses Akuapem South seat to NDC’s Adwoa Dziwornu

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has secured a narrow victory in the Akuapem South constituency, defeating the New Patriotic Party (NPP) to claim the seat.

Lawrencia Adwoa Dziwornu of the NDC won with 15,438 votes, edging out the NPP’s Eric Yeboah Apeadu, who garnered 15,304 votes.

The seat, previously held by O.B. Amoah, who did not seek re-election, has now shifted to the opposition party.

December 8, 2024
NDC wins Assin Central seat

In a historic victory, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has secured the Assin Central parliamentary seat, marking the first time in 24 years that the opposition party has won the seat.

In the parliamentary race, the NDC’s candidate, Migyimah Nurein, emerged victorious with 16,343 votes, defeating the NPP’s Gofred Nti Anewu, who polled 15,926 votes. The total valid votes in the parliamentary election were 32,269.

The NDC’s candidate, John Mahama, triumphed in the presidential race with 16,011 votes, beating Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), who received 15,139 votes. The total valid votes in the presidential election were 31,782.

December 8, 2024
NDC’s Blay Armah grabs Sekondi seat from Egyapa Mercer

Blay Nyameke Armah of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has defeated incumbent Member of Parliament Andrew Kofi Egyapa Mercer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in a closely contested race for the Sekondi seat, according to reports.

Armah secured 14,558 votes, or 56.40% of the total valid votes, while Egyapa Mercer garnered 11,084 votes, representing 42.94%. A total of 25,813 votes were cast in the election, with 171 ballots rejected.

Egyapa Mercer, who had previously dominated the constituency in the 2016 elections with a decisive win of 16,839 votes (59.47%), now faces a significant defeat.

December 8, 2024
NDC has won Ayawaso West Wuogon seat for the first time in 24 years – Dumelo

National Democratic Congress (NDC) Parliamentary candidate for Ayawaso West Wuogon Constituency, John Dumelo, has declared victory for the opposition party ahead of official declaration by the Electoral Commission.

According to the actor cum politician, “I can confidently say we have won the Ayawaso West Wuogon seat for the first time in 24 years” with 13 polling stations to go.

In his post on the X platform, the NDC had secured 38,471 votes whereas the NPP’s Lydia Alhassan, garnered 25,775 votes.

https://twitter.com/johndumelo/status/1865576561690202419

Dumelo secured 316 votes at the Okponglo ABC polling station, outpacing his main competitor, Madam Lydia Alhassan, the incumbent Member of Parliament from the New Patriotic Party (NPP), who garnered 148 votes.

As counting continues, all eyes are on the outcome of the remaining votes. Dumelo, who has previously contested the seat in the 2020 elections, hopes that his early success will help him gain further support as the election results unfold.

https://twitter.com/readersstudios/status/1865465678968353103?s=12

December 8, 2024
Leave centres for collation to take place – EC to NPP, NDC supporters

The Electoral Commission (EC) has called for the immediate withdrawal of supporters of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and National Democratic Congress (NDC) from various collation centres nationwide.

Deputy Chairman of operations, Samuel Tettey, made the call in a press briefing today, Sunday.

Hours after voting ended in the December 7 general elections, the collation of results has been delayed in several constituencies across the country, with widespread reports of chaos and logistical challenges.

Despite polls officially closing at 5:00 PM, the Electoral Commission (EC) has yet to declare a single certified result, heightening anxiety among voters. Earlier, the EC announced that the collation process for both presidential and parliamentary results had commenced in all 276 constituency collation centres. However, the situation on the ground suggests otherwise.

The delays are primarily due to disagreements over ballot transportation and confusion at collation centres. Party supporters have been forcing their way into restricted areas, disrupting the smooth flow of the collation process.

The two major political parties have urged their supporters to converge at the collation centres to protect the ballots, Electoral Commission (EC) officials, and security personnel.

The EC has repeatedly emphasized that access to collation centres is limited to accredited individuals, yet enforcement remains inconsistent in some constituencies.

In certain areas, presiding officers have arrived with polling station results but are stuck in long queues awaiting validation. Reports indicate a slow pace, particularly in constituencies with large numbers of polling stations.

The National Peace Council (NPC), together with the West Africa Network for Peacebuilding (WANEP) and other partners in the Election Situation Room, has urged political parties to withdraw their supporters from the election collation centres to ensure the smooth conduct of the collation process.

The ongoing delays have sparked frustration among citizens who are eager for clarity on the election outcome. The EC has yet to provide a timeline for the completion of the collation process but has urged political parties and their supporters to remain patient and maintain order.

December 8, 2024
Call on supporters to move to collation centres means NDC is losing – NPP

The Spokesperson for the New Patriotic Party (NPP) flagbearer, Dennis Miracles Aboagye, has claimed that the National Democratic Congress (NDC) is losing the 2024 general election.

His remarks came shortly after the NDC held a press conference urging its supporters to head to collation centres nationwide, advising them to remain vigilant and calm while avoiding premature celebrations.

Aboagye argued that the election results have already been determined at the polling stations, and each party has evidence of the outcome. “Every political party has copies of the pink sheet, they know it, they know very well they are losing this election and that is why they will call for havoc,” he stated.

Expressing confidence in the NPP’s victory, he dismissed allegations that the ruling party intended to rig the election. Drawing an analogy to the biblical story of two women who brought a dispute before King Solomon, Aboagye accused the NDC of acting out of desperation.

“That is exactly what the NDC are doing. They know they’ve lost, they know they are nowhere near victory in this election, and that is why they will irresponsibly call on their supporters to move towards the collation centres to disrupt the collation process,” he lamented.

He further questioned the NDC’s motives, challenging the logic behind their instructions if they believed they had won the election. “Why would any political party that is very, very clear in its mind that it has won this election want to disrupt these electoral processes? We will not allow that,” Aboagye emphasized.

In response to the NDC’s call for supporters to assist in monitoring the collation process, Aboagye encouraged NPP supporters to do the same. He urged them to support law enforcement in protecting the Electoral Commission’s operations.

https://twitter.com/utvghana/status/1865525010338599004

December 8, 2024
Fight intimidation and protect NDC’s victory to the last end – Pablo to supporters

The National Youth Organizer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), George Opare Addo, popularly known as Pablo, has called on party supporters to remain vigilant and ensure the party’s victory is safeguarded until the final declaration of results.

The call comes amid heightened tensions as votes continue to be collated across the country.

In a statement released following Saturday’s polls, Pablo urged NDC supporters to stay at polling stations and closely monitor the collation process to ensure every vote counts after praising them for turning out in large numbers to vote.

“The NDC Youth Wing extends heartfelt gratitude to all Ghanaians for turning out in droves to VOTE FOR CHANGE! Your resilience and unwavering spirit in witnessing the electoral process are truly commendable,” he stated.

Cautioning against intimidation, he wrote, “Stay vigilant at your polling stations, and ensure that every moment is recorded with your mobile phones. Protect our victory with unwavering determination!”

Pablo expressed confidence in the party’s chances, asserting that Ghanaians have voted overwhelmingly for NDC’s flagbearer, John Dramani Mahama, and parliamentary candidates. “The GREEN WAVE is unstoppable; CHANGE is here! Protect our victory with unwavering determination!”

December 8, 2024
NDC supporter allegedly killed by Hawa Koomson’s men in Awutu Senya East

Phillis Naa Koryoo Okunnor, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) parliamentary candidate for the Awutu Senya East, has claimed that the life of one of her supporters has been taken by a member of the incumbent Member of Parliament, Hawa Koomson’s team.

In an interview on TV3, the parliamentary candidate provided an account of how Hawa Koomson’s V8 reportedly pursued her and fired at her car.

This, she said, led to the loss of the life of one of her men. “There is a dead person lying down there,” she said.

According to Phillis Naa Koryoo Okunnor, her life is at risk.

https://twitter.com/tv3_ghana/status/1865510058198470668

Meanwhile, the Ghana Police Service has taken into custody 4 individuals at Awutu Senya East for their involvement in the shooting incident.

In a video, they were cuffed and moved into a police station. The suspects are Awudu Yakubum, Kwabena Essah, Hakeem Bawa and Issaka Mashual. One AK47 rifle with 69 rounds of ammunition has been retrieved from the suspects.

https://twitter.com/TheKennethDarko/status/1865511443518366129

December 7, 2024
Halt celebration and march to collation centres – NDC charges supporters

National Communications Officer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Sammy Gyamfi, has entreated party supporters to halt jubilation ahead of the declaration of election results.

In a press briefing, he noted that supporters should rather churn their energies to ensure valid data are provided at collation centres.

Mr Gyamfi entreated NDC supporters to move to the collation centres.

“Even though the polls have closed, I urge all party members and supporters to remain calm and refrain from any form of jubilation until the Electoral Commission declares the official results. This is a critical period, and we must act responsibly to ensure that the process is credible and peaceful,” Gyamfi stated.

He added, “You only jubilate after the declarations of the results by the EC at the collation centre.”

https://twitter.com/utvghana/status/1865498188838211764

December 7, 2024
We’re close to victory; stay alert and stay strong! – NPP to party agents

The General Secretary of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Justin Kodua Frimpong, has expressed optimism about the party’s chances in the just ended elections.

During a press briefing with party agents, he encouraged them to stay vigilant and focused on their responsibilities as the election unfolds.

While confident about the NPP’s prospects, Frimpong emphasized that the party’s work is not complete until all votes are counted and the official results are announced.

He also reminded party agents of their crucial role in ensuring the election process remains transparent, urging them to monitor the proceedings closely.

“Our confidence in victory is high, but we cannot afford to relax. The real work is ensuring that the votes are protected, counted, and declared accurately. I urge all our party agents to remain vigilant and proactive until the process is fully concluded,” he stated.

The General Secretary also expressed concern over the lower-than-anticipated voter turnout in certain areas, urging Ghanaians to play an active role in shaping the nation’s future.

He called on all eligible voters to ensure they cast their ballots before polling ends, emphasizing that each vote is crucial to achieving a fair and democratic result.

December 7, 2024
Man caught with 76 ballot papers is mentally-challenged – NDC

The National Communications Officer for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Sammy Gyamfi, has clarified that the son of the party’s chairman in Atwima Kwanwoma, who was caught with 76 thumb-printed ballot papers, is mentally challenged.

Speaking to the media, Mr Gyamfi urged the public to show compassion and understanding, emphasizing that the young man’s condition should not be politicized.

“The young man, our chairman in Atwima Kwanwoma, has been battling mental issues for a while now. This is a delicate matter, and I appeal to everyone to handle the situation with care and respect for the family’s privacy,” Gyamfi stated.

Kwaku Fokuo, the son of Mr. Charles Kwaku Fokuo, the NDC Youth Organizer for the Atwima-Kwanwoma Constituency, was apprehended with 76 thumb-printed ballot papers. The discovery was made by vigilant voters waiting to cast their ballots.

He was immediately detained along with the suspected fraudulent ballots, preventing his escape, and was transported under custody to the Ofoase Police Station.

During interrogation, Kwaku reportedly implicated his father, claiming that he had received the counterfeit ballots from him, which led to his father’s subsequent arrest.

The Ofoase Police have confirmed the detention of both individuals and have initiated an investigation into the incident.

Kofi Amankwaa Manu, the current Member of Parliament and candidate seeking re-election, expressed his appreciation for the police’s prompt action in handling the situation.

December 7, 2024
NPP, NDC clash over ballot paper shortage in Yendi

Yendi is grappling with a ballot paper shortage, causing unrest among political parties.

According to reports, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has alleged that some ballot papers went missing after being collected from the Electoral Commission (EC) and transported through regional and constituency channels.

NDC officials claimed that the number of ballots received in Yendi did not align with the figures they were provided at the national level, suggesting a possible discrepancy in the distribution process.

They explained that upon the materials’ arrival, they discovered a shortage of ballots, sparking discussions that eventually led to a resolution.

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) also expressed concerns. A representative pointed out that the figures they were given differed from the actual number of ballots delivered, calling the situation confusing.

In response, an Electoral Commission (EC) Director, speaking to Saharan, confirmed the issue and speculated that the shortage could have been caused by a mix-up during transportation.

“The materials came sealed and intact, so it’s difficult to determine where the problem lies,” he said. “We cannot rule out the possibility of a shortage, but we need to wait until all the bags are sorted before jumping to conclusions.”

The EC director called for patience, urging all parties to refrain from making hasty conclusions and allow time for a thorough investigation.

After a meeting lasting around an hour, the political parties agreed on a provisional solution to tackle the ballot shortage. They decided to raise the number of polling agents at each station to three.

“Since we couldn’t locate the missing ballots, the best course of action was to add more polling agents,” explained a senior party official. “This way, we can ensure that any ballot books arriving in the bags from the national level are properly accounted for and do not end up in the ballot boxes.”

December 7, 2024
2024 polls: Mahama visits father’s grave in Bole-Bamboi to pray

The presidential candidate for the NDC, the former president, John Mahama, visited his father’s grave in Bole-Bamboi to pray before casting his vote.

This, Mr. Mahama said, was part of a move to honour his cultural traditions and personal beliefs.

Speaking to journalists afterward, Mr. Mahama explained that praying to one’s ancestors is an important part of his culture. He added that seeking guidance and comfort from one’s roots during times of uncertainty is both reassuring and wise.

“This is part of our culture,” Mahama stated.

“When faced with anxious moments, it is customary and meaningful to seek strength and direction from our ancestors through prayer.”

His visit, he added, was both a personal ritual and a way of honouring his family’s legacy.

Mahama’s act resonated with many, as it highlighted the importance of maintaining cultural practices even amidst the demands of political life.

Following his prayers, he proceeded to join other voters in the Bole-Bamboi constituency to exercise his democratic right in Ghana’s pivotal elections.

December 7, 2024
2024 Elections: Sam George prays for victory, seeks God’s mercy

Member of Parliament for Ningo-Prampram, Sam George, has shared a heartfelt and powerful prayer as the final day for Ghana to make the ‘big decision’ of choosing the next president.

In a post shared on X on December 7, 2024, the Ningo-Prampram MP, ahead of the 2024 general elections, began with an acknowledgement of the struggles and hardships of the Ghanaian people, calling for the need for healing and change.

“Our nation bleeds and requires healing. Guide and guard the process today”, he said

The prayer continues with a call for mercy and protection for all voters who will travel to exercise their franchise, seeking protection also for NDC “as we seek a reset of our land.”

Dear God,

Today your son goes into battle again. I am confident that you go before me and the NDC. Our Nation bleeds and requires healing. Guide and guard the process today.

May the elections be peaceful everywhere. May our roads be safe as people travel to exercise their… pic.twitter.com/Ri31wNRHZJ
— Sam 'Dzata' George 🦁🇬🇭 (@samgeorgegh) December 7, 2024

He further prays that any attempts at violence or manipulation of the will of the people be swiftly dealt with by God’s justice.

The plea for divine intervention extends to those who may seek to disrupt the peaceful conduct of the elections, asking for God’s wrath to fall upon anyone plotting to harm the process.

Sam George also prayed for the victory of the NDC and its candidate, John Dramani Mahama, calling for a manifestation of God’s glory in his constituency.

“May we end today with the victory of the NDC and John Dramani Mahama. May your glory be manifest in Ningo-Prampram today for all to see and know that you alone rule in the affairs of men. In you have I reposed all trust, and I know you have never let me down. Take all the glory my Lord!” the prayer ended

December 7, 2024
Police deny reports of voting at NPP office in Abeka

The Ghana Police Service has dismissed claims of ongoing voting at the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) office in Abeka, located in the Okaikwei Central Constituency, Accra.

Earlier reports indicated that a group of National Democratic Congress (NDC) supporters gathered at the NPP’s office in reaction to these allegations, leading to a heated confrontation.

However, in an official statement, the police clarified that no voting exercise is taking place at the NPP’s premises, stressing that the office is not one of the designated polling stations for the election.

“The Police have taken note of media reports alleging that a group of National Democratic Congress (NDC) supporters stormed the New Patriotic Party office at Abeka in the Okaikwei Central Constituency over suspicions of voting taking place at the said location.

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— Ghana Police Service (@GhPoliceService) December 7, 2024

“Police investigations have revealed that the place is not a polling station and no voting is taking place at the said office.
We urge the public to disregard this claim and partner the Police as we work towards avoiding misinformation and disinformation during this critical time and beyond,” part of the statement read.

The 2024 elections have been marked by reports of missing voter names and verification issues across polling stations nationwide, leading to delays and voter frustration.

In several locations, registered voters discovered their names were absent from the electoral register.

One such incident occurred at the Old Library polling station in the Ledzokuku Constituency, Greater Accra Region, where confusion broke out due to the alleged omission of names.

Reports of missing names and verification issues have surfaced across various polling stations during the ongoing 2024 elections, leading to delays and frustration among voters.

In the Ablekuma Central Constituency, concerns about the accuracy of the voter register have been raised, despite expectations of thorough verification before the elections.

Other areas, including Tamale Central and Wulensi, have experienced delays due to problems with biometric verification devices, temporarily halting the voting process.

At the Faith Academy polling station in the Ledzokuku Constituency, voting has been delayed entirely due to malfunctioning biometric devices.

These delays have created tensions among voters, some of whom are concerned they may be disenfranchised. However, polling officials have reassured voters that efforts are being made to resolve the issues as quickly as possible.

December 7, 2024
Broken seal causes confusion at Mampong polling station

Tensions rose at the Mampong Infantry Jnr Primary School (St. Monica’s) in Ashanti when National Democratic Congress (NDC) polling agents raised alarms over broken seals on the voting materials.

The seals, which should have remained intact until opened in front of party representatives and candidates, were found already broken, prompting protests from the NDC agents.

With 617 voters expected to cast their ballots at the station, the situation threatened to delay the voting process. Fortunately, the issue was resolved after an Election Officer intervened to restore order.

December 7, 2024
NPP and NDC supporters engage in heated argument at Kasoa polling station

A heated argument broke out between supporters of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the New Patriotic Party (NPP) at a polling station in Kasoa, Awutu Senya East Constituency.

The altercation started when NDC supporters accused Electoral Commission (EC) officials of not allowing them to complete the pink sheet—a crucial document for recording the voting results—before the voting commenced.

The NDC supporters argued that the EC’s actions were unjust and attempted to disrupt the process, which quickly escalated into a confrontation with NPP supporters, leading to chaos at the polling station.

This incident highlights the deep divisions between the two political parties and raises concerns about the possibility of further disruptions in the election process.

Election officials are working to calm the situation and ensure the smooth continuation of voting.

"Chaos in Ga South: NDC members, police, and military clash at Whytegate Hotel over alleged illegal ballot thumbprinting."

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— TIG Post (@tigpost_) December 6, 2024

December 7, 2024
Take your democratic responsibility serious – Peace Council urges a day to the election

National Peace Council (NPC) has urged all citizens to take their democratic duties seriously as Ghana nears the 2024 elections.

With election day just hours away, the NPC reminded Ghanaians that ensuring a peaceful election is everyone’s responsibility, including voters, political parties, election officials, and security forces.

It warned that Ghana’s reputation for peace is not automatic but something that must be worked for by all.

In a new video released today, four NPC representatives expressed concerns about the main risks to Ghana’s stability and called for unity.

While hopeful for a peaceful and fair election, they emphasised the need for every Ghanaian to act against those who try to create division.

NPC Election Address to the Nation – 6 Dec 24 Download

December 6, 2024
Prof. Opoku-Agyemang covers surgery costs of $7.5k for 3-year-old boy with hole in heart

Vice Presidential candidate for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Prof. Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang has donated $7,500 to cover the surgery costs for 3-year-old Patnam Kantam, who has a hole in his heart.

She also gave Ghc5,000 in cash to the boy’s parents to help with his care after the surgery.

Patnam was admitted to the National Cardiothoracic Centre at Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital for treatment. With his family struggling to pay for the surgery, Prof. Opoku-Agyemang stepped in to cover the medical expenses.

She presented the cheque and the cash to the family at the hospital, expressing hope that the surgery would be successful and thanking the hospital staff for their hard work and dedication.

She said “I just want to express my appreciation for the care you have given him and you give to so many others in different circumstances. I feel rather privileged that it has been possible for us to come and give the support that is necessary.”

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For his part, the Director of the National Cardiothoracic Centre of the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital, Dr. Kow Entsua-Mensah, praised Prof. Opoku-Agyemang for not just paying for the cost of the surgery but also for showing up in person at the Centre.

“A lot of people will just send a dispatch with a cheque, but you have found time to personally see the child, the parents, and us. This is a very big gesture born out of the love you have for children in our country, he said.

Dr. Entsua-Mensah gave the assurance that the little boy would be scheduled for the surgical procedure soon to correct the hole in his heart.

For his part, the father of the patient, Mr Abdul Majeed Kantam, expressed his profound gratitude to Prof. Opoku-Agyemang for the support she has given his son and prayed for God’s blessings upon her life.

December 6, 2024
NPP, NDC charge into 2024 polls with mammoth rallies in Accra

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Ghana’s two leading political parties, staged massive rallies in Accra on Thursday, marking the conclusion of their campaigns ahead of the 2024 general elections.

The ruling NPP hosted its rally at the UG Sports Directorate Park near the University of Ghana Sports Stadium, while the NDC’s event took place at Zurak Park in Madina. Both venues attracted hundreds of enthusiastic supporters clad in party paraphernalia, cheering loudly for their respective flagbearers.

Despite police concerns over the close proximity of the two venues along the Accra-Madina stretch, the parties declined requests to relocate, prompting heightened security measures to maintain peace and order.

The NPP’s General Secretary, Justin Frimpong Kodua, exuded confidence in the party’s chances, declaring, “We are winning the elections, and nothing can stop it. Bawumia is the incoming president, and the National Democratic Congress (NDC) cannot stop it.”

Sammy Awuku, Director General of the National Lottery Authority (NLA), also urged voters to choose the ruling party, describing the elections as a pivotal decision for the country’s future.

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“The election before us is an election between hope and hopelessness. It’s a contest between the future and the past. The election before us is a destiny vote. The free SHS, job creation, and money in the pockets of the youths are number one on the ballot paper. Don’t play with your destiny; vote wisely. This election is not about a fake promise of offering you three chicks or running shifts at a nightclub, no, not at all. This election is about your future,” he stressed.

On the other hand, the NDC, buoyed by its supporters, expressed confidence in victory. General Secretary Fifi Fiavi Kwetey called on Ghanaians, particularly the youth, to vote for a change in leadership.

“December 7 is for the youth, and you have to look at the suffering, the disappointment, the loss of hope, and come out to make a statement that enough is enough and the NPP must go,” he charged.

NDC National Chairman Johnson Asiedu Nketiah also rallied supporters to stand firm against what he referred to as the NPP’s “skirt and blouse” tactics.

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“We are not going to fall for the tricks of the skirt and blouse people. We are voting for President Mahama and voting for our parliamentary candidate. I am standing here and have worked with the 276 parliamentary candidates of this party across the country. I am convinced that we are returning to office with a very strong majority in Parliament,” he declared.

Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, who secured the top spot on the ballot paper, aims to break the eight-year political cycle and secure another term for the NPP. Meanwhile, former President John Mahama is focused on making a comeback and restoring the NDC to power.

December 6, 2024
Clash over voting perimeter interrupts special voting at Koforidua Police headquarters

A dispute at the Koforidua Police Headquarters disrupted the special voting exercise in the Eastern Region on Monday, with tensions flaring between party officials and security personnel.

Tijani Mikano, the New Juaben South Organizer for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), clashed with security officers after resisting instructions to leave the designated voting perimeter.

Mikano accused the Electoral Commission (EC) and security personnel of bias, claiming a New Patriotic Party (NPP) official was campaigning within the restricted area.

“The EC has given us a parameter in which we should distance ourselves from the voters, but the NPP is campaigning in the queue so I also decided to campaign with my team but the EC says it is not allowed. If it is not allowed, they should drive the others back so the voters can cast their vote…,” he explained the cause of the incident.

The incident escalated into a heated confrontation, attracting attention from voters, security personnel, and EC officials. Darlington Annan, the presiding officer, explained that the misunderstanding stemmed from Mikano’s belief that NPP agents were violating the voting perimeter.

“He [the NPP representative] was moving around and was asked to move from the queue because he was causing a nuisance to the voters so he was advised to leave the queue, but as he was going, the opponent thought he was interfering so they wanted to know what was happening and in the process, it escalated to a debate between them,” he narrated.

Eastern Region correspondent Kofi Siaw reported that it took the intervention of EC officials and police officers to defuse the situation. Both parties were spoken to and subsequently vacated the premises, allowing voting to continue peacefully.

Meanwhile, special voting in the Western Region has proceeded smoothly with minimal disruptions. Voting in both Eastern and Western Regions had initially been delayed due to a printing error on ballot papers, which necessitated reprinting by the EC.

Calm has since returned to the Koforidua Police Headquarters, with voting progressing without further incidents.

December 5, 2024
LIVESTREAMING: Final rallies of NPP, NDC underway

The final political rallies of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the National Democratic Congress (NDC), both scheduled for today, Thursday, in Accra, are underway.

The NPP supporters gathered at the UG Sports Directorate park near the University of Ghana Sports Stadium, while the NDC’s rally is being held at Zurack Park, Madina.

Despite police concerns about the close proximity of the two venues along the Accra-Madina stretch, the parties declined to relocate, citing political disadvantages.

The police have, therefore, intensified security and implemented the following measures to ensure a peaceful event.

December 5, 2024
I can’t set a cost for 24-hour economy, it’s a process – Mahama

The flagbearer for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), John Dramani Mahama has emphasized that he does not plan to immediately set a budget for the initiative, noting that key factors must be thoroughly evaluated before any financial commitments are made.

He explained that the initiative is not a one-day project, but a long-term endeavor that will require gradual processes to achieve.

In an interview with BBC Africa on Wednesday, December 4, Mahama explained that he aims to ensure the strengthen the micro economy, reduce inflation rates as well as interest rates.

“Erm, you can’t put a cost on it immediately. 24-hour economy is not an event, it’s a process. And so even while we are stabilizing the macroeconomic environment and bringing inflation down, bringing interest rates down, we will be implementing the 24-hour economy. You are thinking about it as if we’ll wake up overnight as soon as I’m sworn in and 24-hour economy is operational.

” First, we’re going to stop mining in forest reserves. Then secondly, stop mining on the waterbodies. We’re going to hold the owners of the concession to account.

Mahama’s commitment to a 24-hour economy is part of his 2024 presidential election agenda. He believes this policy will significantly contribute to economic expansion and job creation, especially for the youth.

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Mahama’s economic policy proposal has faced criticism, including from Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia.

During his Northern Region tour, Dr. Bawumia dismissed the idea of implementing a 24-hour economy, stating that it cannot be achieved without a thorough understanding of the implications and requirements.

He argued that many businesses already operate around the clock based on market demand and opportunities.

“I hear John Mahama has a new idea, and he wants to run a 24-hour economy. I say, where did he get this idea from? It is not a bright idea! A 24-hour economy cannot be legislated by the government. Today, there are many businesses that are already working for 24 hours. Hospitals are open for 24 hours. You can buy electricity for 24 hours. Because of digitalization, you can transfer money for 24 hours. There are many chop bars and restaurants that are open for 24 hours,” said Dr. Bawumia.

December 5, 2024
NDC announces a 5-day nationwide fasting and prayers ahead of Dec. 7 polls

National Democratic Congress (NDC) has declared a five-day nationwide fasting and prayer program for its members ahead of the December 7 election.

Speaking on Asempa FM’s Ekosii Sen show, the party’s National Communications Officer, Sammy Gyamfi, explained that this initiative is a spiritual effort to support their ongoing campaign activities as the election approaches in just two days.

“We have done a lot of work on the ground, and all that needs to be done humanly. Spiritually, we have prayed and are currently on a five-day fasting prayer around the clock,” a report by adomonline.com quoted him to have said.

Mr. Gyamfi said he was confident that Ghanaians would cast a large number of ballots for the NDC on December 7 to ensure their win.

“I will encourage NDC supporters to be excited about this election because we have worked, and the message has gone down well. The summary of our message is for Ghanaians to vote based on their living conditions,” he added.

The NDC is set to hold its final rally today, Thursday, December 5, at Zurak Park at Madina in Accra, with the theme Resetting Ghana—Let’s Finish Strong!”.

The party is poised to wrestle power from the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) on December 7.

The NDC asserts that the country is at a pivotal moment and necessitates an immediate overhaul, criticising the government for failing to uphold its commitments.

December 5, 2024
GFP’s Roamn Fada denies endorsement of NDC by Party

Disqualified flagbearer for the Ghana Freedom Party, Philip Appiah Kubi, well known as Roman Fada, has denied media reports that the party has declared support for the National Democratic Congress (NDC).

This comes after Jerry Addo, the Deputy General Secretary of the GFP on Wednesday, December 4, 2024 during a media briefing 4, announced the party’s decision to support the NDC after extensive consultations with its executives.

“The Ghana Freedom Party is supporting the candidature of H.E. John Dramani Mahama on Saturday, December 7. He’s going to capture power to save Ghanaians. And I want to state here, it’s a fact, nobody has coerced us, nobody has influenced us into arriving at this decision,” Addo stated.

He continued to say that “We critically examined the manifestoes and policies of the various political parties and even the independent candidates. That is why we have arrived at this decision very late.

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Because we just have from today, Wednesday, up to Saturday. It was not easy; we did extensive consultations. And you see, our mother, the [late] flagbearer, had women at heart.”

HOwever, during an appearance on Citi FM, Roman Fada stated that the party has not endorsed any political party.

“We have not endorsed any political party. Not that we have issues with either NDC or NPP, but as the leader of the Ghana Freedom Party currently, with my general secretary, my four parliamentary candidates, and the other executive members, we have not endorsed any political party.

“And I will make it clear that it is fake. I know we have barely three days or two days to election day, and we will come up at the appropriate time,” he said.

December 5, 2024
Say no to incompetence and political monopoly – Alan Kyerematen to Ghanaians

The leader of the Movement for Change and an independent presidential candidate, Alan Kyerematen, has urged Ghanaians to reject what he describes as ineffective leadership and the “destructive duopolistic system” that he believes has impeded the country’s progress.

In an interview with Kastle FM and during his outreach to communities in the Central Region, Alan criticized the two dominant political parties and presented his Great Transformational Plan (GTP) as the key to resolving Ghana’s persistent challenges.

“For 16 years each, the NDC and NPP have been in power, and they have both taken us to the IMF, failed to solve youth unemployment, and left us with intermittent power outages. Why should Ghanaians continue to trust a system that only recycles failure?” Alan asked.

“Both Mahama and Bawumia have been at the helm of our country’s leadership, yet they failed to deliver substantive transformation. They managed the economy into the hands of the IMF and gave us an unbearable dumsor. They have had their chance and failed to positively impact the lives of ordinary Ghanaians,” he asserted.

Alan emphasized his Great Transformational Plan (GTP) as the most thorough blueprint for tackling the country’s challenges, prioritizing economic revival, job creation, and the growth of both industrial and agricultural sectors.

“We will expand production in the agricultural and industrial sectors to create employment, increase exports, and reduce imports to stabilise our exchange rate. This is the only way to secure sustainable development for Ghana,” he explained.

December 5, 2024
Ghana could be sold under the next NDC govt – Mahama mistakenly says

National Democratic Congress (NDC) flagbearer, John Dramani Mahama, made an inadvertent remark during a rally, suggesting Ghana could be sold under the next NDC administration.

The former president, in what appeared to be a slip of the tongue, made the comment while criticizing the current government’s performance and reflecting on the country’s future.

“He says we should laud him for doing well. I say, if we make a mistake and NDC wins power again, God forbid but will happen is, someone will one day say, they have sold the country,” Mahama stated.

The former president is campaigning on a platform of economic recovery and reform, contrasting his track record with the current administration’s performance.

Despite the slip, Mahama remains a leading contender in the 2024 elections, with promises to address pressing issues such as unemployment, infrastructure development, and corruption.

Vote for NPP. NDC will sell Ghana if they win ~John Mahama

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— The Ghana Truth 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭 (@TheGhanatr2) December 4, 2024

December 4, 2024
Don’t vote for Mahama; he is a greedy leader – Prince David Osei

Ghanaian actor Prince David Osei has urged Ghanaians to vote against former President and presidential candidate John Dramani Mahama, calling him a “greedy” leader.

In a post on X (formerly Twitter) on December 3, 2024, Prince questioned why Mahama still wants to lead after holding several key positions over the past 24 years.

He noted that Mahama has served as a Member of Parliament, Deputy Minister, Minister, Vice President, and President, and suggested that it is time for him to step aside and give others a chance to lead.

“MP for 12 years, Deputy Minister for 4 years, Minister for 4 years, Vice President for 4 years, President for 4 years, and Former President for 8 years.

Yet he still wants to be president again. The greediness of some African leaders must never be encouraged,” he said.

The actor urged Ghanaians to cast their votes in favour of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) flagbearer, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, in the upcoming December 7 elections.

He then encouraged citizens to give Bawumia a chance, emphasising that the NPP flagbearer would bring positive change to the country.

“Let’s all vote for a new person. Let’s vote for Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia #1,” he added.

December 4, 2024
We are for NDC – Akua Donkor’s GFP endorses Mahama

The Ghana Freedom Party (GFP) has thrown their weight behind the presidential candidate for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), John Dramani Mahama.

In an official statement, the party emphasized the importance of supporting a leader who is genuinely committed to the country’s well-being and whose vision aligns with their own values and goals.

The endorsement comes after the Electoral Commission (EC) disqualified the GFP’s presidential candidate, Philip Appiah Kubi, on November 12.

Mr Kubi’s candidacy was rejected due to errors in his nomination forms, following the sudden death of Akua Donkor, the GFP’s original flagbearer.

During a media briefing on Wednesday, December 4, Jerry Addo, the Deputy General Secretary of the GFP, stated that the decision to support the NDC was reached after extensive discussions with the party’s executives.

“The Ghana Freedom Party is supporting the candidature of the flagbearer of H.E John Dramani Mahama on Saturday [December 7]. He’s going to capture power to save Ghanaians. And I want to state here and it’s a fact, nobody has coerced us, nobody has influenced us into arriving at this decision.

“We critically examined the manifestoes and policies of the various political parties and even the independent candidates. That is why we have to arrive at this decision very late. Because we just have from today [Wednesday] up to Saturday. It was not easy, we did extensive consultation. And you see, our mother the [late] flagbearer had women at heart.

“And NDC has a campaign policy of establishing the Women’s Development Bank, it was one thing that was vital to our mother. It was crucial to her, why won’t we go that line? Our mother didn’t have formal education and the NDC is promising free tertiary education for first-year students and also the physically challenged. It’s a policy our mother wanted. The policies and vision of the NDC are in line with Ghana Freedom Party.”

December 4, 2024
Don’t be swayed by NDC bribes; Free SHS is more valuable – NPP cautions

A spokesperson for the Ashanti Heritage Platform (AHP) and former Member of Parliament for Manhyia North, Collins Owusu Amankwah, has urged Ghanaians to be vigilant as the nation prepares for the upcoming election on Saturday.

During a press conference held in Kumasi on Tuesday, December 3, 2024, Amankwah cautioned citizens against being lured by financial incentives offered by the opposition, the National Democratic Congress (NDC).

He stressed the importance of making responsible voting decisions to protect the future of the country’s youth, especially concerning the Free Senior High School (SHS) policy.

“I urge all Ghanaians to be cautious. The NDC is offering money, but we must not compromise the future of our children for a mere 1,000,” Owusu Amankwaa warned.

His statements come amid reports that the NDC is using financial promises to sway voters ahead of the 2024 elections.

The Free SHS policy, introduced by the current administration, has been praised as a game-changer, greatly expanding access to secondary education for many students across the country.

Owusu Amankwah, a vocal supporter of the policy, expressed strong reservations about the potential impact of an NDC victory on its future.

“Voting for the NDC would put the Free SHS program at risk. This program has been transformative for countless Ghanaian families, and we cannot afford to lose it,” Owusu Amankwah asserted.

He stressed that the program has provided many young Ghanaians with the opportunity to attend secondary school without the financial obstacles that previously hindered them.

For many families, this policy has been a vital support, ensuring their children can complete their education and secure a better future.

December 4, 2024
I won’t be distracted by your propaganda – Mahama to NPP

Flagbearer for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), John Dramani Mahama, has accused the New Patriotic Party (NPP) government of running a secret disinformation campaign designed to damage his reputation.

While on a campaign tour in the Ashanti Region on Tuesday, November 3, Mahama claimed the government was using fake news to intentionally harm his image ahead of the 2024 elections.

Addressing the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, Mahama rejected allegations that he had orchestrated an attack on his convoy in Techiman, calling them baseless and aimed at causing division.

Emphasizing his commitment to a peaceful election, Mahama urged all stakeholders to prioritize unity and transparency for the good of the nation, rejecting tactics of disunity.

“The seat of government knows about the recent propagation of fake news…Because their campaign has failed, they have resorted to lying and propagating fake news.

“But I know God knows everyone’s heart, and just as He enstools kings, He will have mercy on us and enstool His king,” he stated.

December 4, 2024
King Paluta sparks controversy after performing at NDC rally following ‘NPP artiste’ tag

Ghanaian musician King Paluta has stirred online after a video of him performing at a National Democratic Congress (NDC) rally went viral.

The video, shared on X on December 2, 2024, Paluta is captured performing for an excited crowd at an event for Jomoro MP Docas Affo-Toffey, who is also Fantana’s mother.

During his performance, Paluta thrilled the crowd with his popular song “Apicki” and even danced alongside Fantana, adding to the excitement of the moment.

Paluta, who has been initially tagged as an NPP artist due to his association with Dr Bawumia and Ashanti Regional Chairman of the New Patritic Party (NPP), who is popularly referred to as Chairman Wontumi.

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— Bio Foster (@_mrbio) December 2, 2024

He has also performed at various New Patriotic Party (NPP) events.

While some fans appreciate Paluta’s ability to engage with both political parties, seeing it as a smart career move, others have accused him of lacking loyalty.

King Paluta has faced criticism for being seen at both NDC and NPP events, with some accusing him of using political affiliations for personal gain rather than sticking to one side.

This has led to accusations of him being a “stomach musician,” focused more on opportunities than loyalty. Some fans have even called for him to be “canceled” for what they view as opportunistic behaviour.

December 4, 2024
Speaker Bagbin recalls Parliament; sitting scheduled for Dec 16

Speaker of Parliament Alban Bagbin has recalled the legislature for a sitting after previously suspending its sessions indefinitely.

In a notice dated December 2, 2024, he announced that Parliament will reconvene on Monday, December 16, 2024, to handle pressing legislative business.

This decision comes shortly after Bagbin rejected a request from the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Caucus for an emergency recall ahead of the December 7, 2024, general elections. Responding to the request in a memo dated November 26, 2024, the Speaker stated that reconvening Parliament so close to the elections would not align with the nation’s best interests.

He emphasised that the parliamentary calendar recognises election campaign periods as critical times when both the government and Members of Parliament engage with the public to present their manifestos and account for their stewardship.

“Pursuant to Order 58 of the Standing Orders of the Parliament of Ghana, I, Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, Speaker of Parliament, hereby give notice that the Seventh Meeting of the Fourth Session of the Eighth Parliament of the Fourth Republic shall commence on Monday, the 16th day of December 2024, at ten o’clock in the forenoon at a place to be appointed by the Speaker in due course,” the statement signed by the Speaker said.

Speaker Alban Bagbin recently turned down a request from the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Caucus to call Parliament back for an emergency sitting ahead of the December 7, 2024, general elections.

In a memo dated November 26, 2024, Bagbin explained that recalling Parliament so close to the elections would not serve the country’s best interest. He noted that this period is set aside for election campaigns, where both the government and Members of Parliament focus on engaging with citizens, sharing their plans, and being accountable for their time in office.

“Again, as you are aware, the parliamentary calendar acknowledges election campaign periods. This season is for the Government, Parties, and both presidential and parliamentary candidates to present their manifestos to the people and to account and justify how the mandate given them by the voters for the four-year term of office has been applied to the benefit of the people,” parts of the memo read.

Bagbin further noted that the proposed two days (November 28 and 29) suggested by the Leader of Government Business, Alexander Kwamina Afenyo-Markin, would not be sufficient for the House to address the twenty-two urgent items on the agenda.

“It is worth noting that, having regard to the practice and deliberations of the House, I wonder how the proposed twenty-two items could be transacted within two days.

“The national interest would better be served if members exhibit conduct of honour, empathy, and humility in the performance of their duties. In the circumstances, I am neither inclined nor disposed to exercise my discretion in favour of your request. The request is accordingly declined,” he stated.

In conclusion, Alban Bagbin said, “The House will resume sitting after the elections to complete all essential matters before a seamless transition to the 9th Parliament of the Fourth Republic of Ghana.”

The Speaker’s response comes after the New Patriotic Party Caucus in Parliament appealed for an emergency recall to address pressing government business.

December 3, 2024
Parliament to reconvene on December 16 – Speaker declares

Speaker of Parliament, Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, has announced that Parliament will reconvene on Monday, December 16, at 10 a.m., with the venue to be disclosed at a later date.

In a statement issued on December 2, Speaker Bagbin cited Order 58 of the Standing Orders of the Parliament of Ghana as the basis for the recall.

“Pursuant to Order 58 of the Standing Orders of the Parliament of Ghana, I, Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, Speaker of Parliament, hereby give notice that the seventh meeting of the Fourth Session of the Eighth Parliament of the Fourth Republic shall commence on Monday, the 16th day of December, 2024, at ten o’clock in the forenoon at a place to be appointed by the Speaker in due course,” the communique read.

The recall is aimed at addressing critical matters and ensuring a smooth transition to the ninth Parliament of the Fourth Republic following the general elections. In a prior memo to the Majority on November 26, Speaker Bagbin emphasized the importance of decorum in parliamentary proceedings and urged members to place the national interest above partisan considerations.

Earlier, the Speaker’s decision not to recall Parliament had been supported by the National Democratic Congress (NDC) caucus, which dismissed a recall request by New Patriotic Party (NPP) MPs as unnecessary and poorly timed.

December 2, 2024
Leakage of ballot paper must be probed – NDC, PNC

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the People’s National Convention (PNC) are calling for a thorough investigation into how a single defaced ballot paper, meant for the Eastern Region, was removed from one of the printing houses contracted by the Electoral Commission (EC).

This comes after the EC ordered the recall and reprinting of ballot papers for the Eastern and Western Regions following the detection of a leakage. The EC’s Chairperson, Jean Mensa, announced at an emergency news conference on Sunday, December 1, that the special voting exercise in these two regions has been suspended and rescheduled to Thursday, December 5.

The Commission explained that the incident came to light after being informed by National Security that a defaced ballot paper earmarked for destruction had been improperly taken out of the Checkpoint Printing Limited Printing House. This printing house has worked with the EC since 1992.

Although all political parties agreed with the decision to recall and reprint the affected ballot papers, both the NDC and PNC insist the matter must be thoroughly investigated to hold culprits accountable.

The NDC’s Director of Elections, Dr. Omane Boamah, has urged security agencies, including the National Investigation Bureau (NIB), to immediately launch an investigation into the incident. Speaking to Joy News shortly after the EC’s briefing, Dr. Boamah expressed concerns about the potential implications for the credibility of the elections.

He stated, “In this case, we were not told whether the National Security or the Police arrested an individual or group of people and whether they are in custody. We are saying that the National Security, National Investigation Bureau, the Police, and the CID must let the public know who is involved.”

Dr. Boamah emphasized that while the EC’s decision to reprint the ballots addresses immediate concerns, it does not eliminate the risk entirely. “The situation tarnishes the credibility of the general election,” he said, calling for clarity and accountability.

Similarly, the National Chairman of the PNC, Samson Awingobit, has stressed the need for a probe to uncover how the breach occurred and to punish those responsible. “Destroying the papers alone is not enough. A transparent election is critical to protecting the EC’s image and building confidence among Ghanaians,” he stated.

The credibility of the upcoming election continues to face scrutiny as the EC has acknowledged three key issues with the ballot papers: a shortfall in ballot papers, errors in serialisation, and the breaking of seals on some of the documents.

December 2, 2024
Investigate and arrest culprits – NDC, PNC tells EC over ballot paper ‘leakage’ incident

The main opposition party, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and People’s National Convention (PNC), has called for further investigation into how a single defaced ballot paper, intended for the Eastern Region, was taken out of one of the printing houses contracted by the Electoral Commission (EC).

The NDC is calling for a probe because a defaced ballot paper intended for the Eastern Region was found outside one of the printing houses contracted by the EC.

This incident has raised concerns about the integrity of the election process.

Consequently, the EC ordered a recall and reprinting of ballot papers for the Eastern and Western Regions after detecting the leakage.

The Commission’s Chairperson, Jean Mensa, announced this at an emergency news conference on Sunday, December 1, announcing the leakage that has resulted in the postponement of the special voting, which was earlier intended to happen on December 2, 2024, to Friday, 5th in those two regions, to Thursday, December 5.

According to the Commission, this has become necessary after it was informed by National Security that a single defaced paper was taken out of Checkpoint Printing Limited Printing House.

The defaced paper was earmarked for destruction but unfortunately found its way out of the firm, which has been working with the Commission since 1992.

Amid all this,, all political parties agreed with the EC’s decision to recall and reprint the ballot papers. Two parties, the NDC and PNC, want the matter thoroughly investigated and the culprits dealt with.

The NDC’s Director of Elections, Dr Omane Boamah, is urging various security agencies, including the National Investigation Bureau (NIB), to investigate the incident.

Speaking to Joy News moments after the EC addressed the incident, Dr. Boamah said the situation tarnishes the credibility of the general election.

He said that, although the EC has decided to reprint the affected ballot papers, this action “will never erase the entire risk.” He also questioned the EC about the arrest of those responsible for breaking the seals on the ballot papers, stating, “In this case, we were not told whether the National Security or the Police arrested an individual or group of people and whether they are in custody.”

Dr Boamah therefore urged the country’s security agencies, who are responsible for protecting the ballot papers, to “immediately announce if they have arrested any culprits, and if so, who they are.”

“We are saying that the National Security, National Investigation Bureau, the Police, and the CID must let the public know who is involved,” he emphasised.

Also, the National Chairman of the PNC, Samson Awingobit, is calling for an investigation into the matter. According to him, destroying the papers alone is not enough, and a probe should be launched to identify the culprits for them to be punished accordingly.

December 2, 2024
Two self-acclaimed NDC coordinators arrested for possession of G3 rifles and ammunition at Sangba

Officers from the Ghana Immigration Service at the Sangba Inland Checkpoint have arrested two men who were caught in possession of weapons and ammunition.

The men, who were riding two separate motorcycles, initially tried to bribe the officers with GHC20. However, when the officers insisted on inspecting the contents of the box, the suspects attempted to flee.

However, they were pursued and later arrested by the officers.

In a video shared by Ed Hub on X (formerly Twitter), the suspects, named Matthew Balon and Nlibe Otanpi, were detained after attempting to bypass the checkpoint.

At around 5 p.m. today, two individuals, identified as Nlibe Otanpi and Balon Matthew (who claims to be an area coordinator for the NDC), were arrested by Immigration officers at the Sangba Inland checkpoint. They were found with two disassembled G3 rifles in a box, along with… pic.twitter.com/Jh1BczYWUI
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The officers discovered two disassembled German-made Heckler and Koch G3 assault rifles, hidden in a box, along with around 30 rounds of ammunition.

During interrogation, Balon Matthew, who claimed to be an area coordinator of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), gave two different explanations for how they acquired the weapons.

He initially stated that they purchased the weapons from a military man, with each rifle costing GHS 25,000, but later claimed they obtained the weapons from his uncle in Accra.

Meanwhile, the Ghana Police Service and the Ghana Immigration Service are yet to issue an official statement on the incident reported to have occurred on Saturday, November 30, 2024.

December 1, 2024
Ballot paper shortage affecting Volta, Bono and 5 other regions – EC

The Electoral Commission (EC) has indicated that other regions aside from Volta and Bono Regions are grappling with the shortage of ballot papers for the 2024 general elections.

Speaking during an emergency meeting of the Inter-Party Advisory Committee (IPAC) on Friday, Deputy Commissioner Dr. Bossman Asare mentioned Greater Accra, Western North, Upper West, Western, and Bono East as the regions experiencing ballot paper shortages.

“The shortfalls occurred in Greater Accra, Western North, Upper West, Western, and Bono East Regions. The Volta and Bono regions were no exceptions. As in the case of the Volta Region, the political parties were informed in writing, and the reprint was done to cover the shortfalls in those five regions.

“Why the noise about the shortfalls of only the Volta region? If the Commission has anything to hide, will it transparently call for a reprint of the ballots to make up for the shortfalls?

“The Commission urges the general public, especially political parties to disregard mischief by persons whose only objective is to malign the commission and sow a seed of mistrust and doubts. The memo in circulation demonstrates the commission’s resolve to operate in a transparent and accountable manner.

“We entreat the general public and political parties to read memos carefully by the EC which may find their way on social media so as not to be swayed by persons whose sole agenda is to cause fear and panic and tarnish the image of the Commission ahead of the presidential and parliamentary elections.”

This clarification comes in response to concerns by the National Democratic Congress (NDC) that has described the shortage of ballot papers in the Volta Region as an avoidable error and has urged the Electoral Commission (EC) to thoroughly investigate the issue.

Dr. Boamah reiterated the NDC’s demand for a detailed explanation from the EC to uphold the integrity of the electoral process. He stressed that proactive measures are essential to ensuring a seamless and credible election in December.

In a Facebook post on Friday, November 29, Dr. Omane Boamah called for transparency in addressing the issue, stating:

“The brief from our team makes it abundantly clear that the Electoral Commission of Ghana has committed another avoidable error. Our agents make it clear to us that the ballot statistics submitted to Act Commercial (printhouse) were complied with.

“This being the case, we call on the Electoral Commission not to sweep the cause of this avoidable error under the carpet. That Volta Region, our stronghold, is experiencing such avoidable errors in series is not lost on us.

“The Electoral Commission must explain to Ghanaians how the shortfall occurred,” he posted.

November 29, 2024
Mahama turns 66 today

Flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and former President of Ghana, John Dramani Mahama, turns 66 today, receiving a flood of love and tributes from supporters and colleagues.

Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, Deputy Leader of the NDC Parliamentary Caucus and Member of Parliament for Ellembelle, celebrated Mr. Mahama’s birthday with a heartfelt message.

In his statement, Mr. Buah extended his best wishes to the former President, expressing hope for his victory in the upcoming December 7 general elections.

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“As someone who has had the privilege of working closely with him, I can attest to his exceptional leadership and genuine dedication for a prosperous Ghana,” he remarked.

He further described Mr. Mahama as a true servant-leader, adding, “John Mahama remains the only hope to reset our dear nation from the current doldrums. May God continue to bless you.”

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Similarly, North Tongu MP Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa shared his admiration in a social media post, writing:
“Happy birthday to the incoming President of Ghana, H.E. John Dramani Mahama — the astonishingly visionary, patriotic, truthful, and compassionate nation-builder.”

The occasion has seen a wave of celebratory messages highlighting Mr. Mahama’s leadership qualities and the anticipation surrounding his bid for the presidency.

Asante bɛ kae John Mahama nwuma'pa 🟡⚫🟢🙏

Ashanti region is on his heart❤️ pic.twitter.com/DTgaKCwofk
— K. Baffour® (@LouieXiii131) November 24, 2024

November 29, 2024
NDC has contacted me to perform for them – Stonebwoy discloses

Ghanaian reggae and dancehall artist Stonebwoy says he is currently mulling an invitation from the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to perform at one of their campaign rallies ahead of the 2024 polls in December.

Making an appearance on Hitz FM on November 28, 2024, the “Bawasaaba singer” revealed multiple political parties have knocked on his doors to perform, including the NDC.

Stonebwoy clarified that although he has not personally engaged in discussions with NDC representatives, there has been communication from the party.

However, he asserted that his acceptance of these invitations would be primarily based on the party’s ability to settle his financial demands.

“There are a few offers I’m considering. I believe there’s one from the NDC. To clarify, I haven’t spoken directly to anyone from the NDC, but there has been a call from them.

We’re negotiating the financial terms, and if they are favourable, I’ll perform for my fans and use some of the money for the BHIM Festival,” he added.

He also emphasised the importance of peace during the election period, stating, “December is coming, so peaceful elections are all we seek.

Whenever you see me on any platform, I’m performing for peace, whether it’s for NPP, NDC, or CPP. It’s all for peace because we are all one Ghana. Ghana first, Ghana must win in the end,” he concluded.

November 29, 2024