Voter Register Brouhaha Why Is NDC Not Going To Court Richard Ahiagbah Asks
Wed, 18 Sep 2024 11:00
The Director of Communications of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Richard Ahiagbah has questioned why the National Democratic Congress (NDC) is not resorting to the courts to get the Electoral Commission to act on their demand for a forensic audit of the voter's register.
He recollected that when the NPP, then the opposition party in 2016, had issues with the voter's register and wanted an audit, they went to court to get the Commission to clean the register.
The NPP’s court action, he said, resulted in many electoral reforms, hence advised the opposition party now to do same.
In a post on his X platform reacting to the "Enough Is Enough" nationwide demonstration, Ahiagbah said; “Why is the NDC not going to court to seek redress or to compel the Electoral Commission to take up their demand if it is to improve the integrity of our electoral system? This is the avenue that the NPP used to advance the many reforms part of our electoral laws, rules, and regulations today. I fancy the court option because it workshellip;”
Josephine Acheampomaa

Thousands Hit By N Korea Floods As Kim Calls Emergency
Kwame Nkrumah Is Our Hero You Dare Not Touch Him NPP MP Fires NAPO
3 Years After Tragic Events In Election 2020 Youve Not Uttered A Word Of Sympathy Mahama To Akufo Addo
Prof Opoku Agyemang Questions NPPs Integrity Over Promises To Women
We May Trigger Recall Of Parliament To Compel EC To Audit Register Minority Leader
Chief Of Staff Appeals To Asantehene For Support In Affirmative Action Bill Passage