On Tuesday, September 17, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) staged a demonstration across all 16 regional capitals of the country, protesting against the Electoral Commission.
The protest, named ‘Enough is Enough,’ demands that the commission conduct an independent forensic audit of the voter register, which they allege is flawed.
In Accra, the party, led by National Chairman Johnson Asiedu Nketiah, marched through key streets to the Electoral Commission’s headquarters to deliver their petition.
Asiedu Nketiah warned that the party would continue with further demonstrations if the EC does not address their concerns.
“We, representing the National Democratic Congress (NDC), the main opposition political party in Ghana, hereby presents this petition to your office regarding alarming irregularities, discrepancies and unauthorised manipulations discovered in the 2024 Provisional Voters Register.
“These irregularities pose a significant and immediate threat to the credibility of the 2024 General Elections. We demand that the Commission takes swift action to preserve the integrity of Ghana’s democratic process and ensure the stability and security of the nation.
“The irregularities in the Provisional Voters Register (PVR) are not minor oversights or clerical errors; they indicate a deliberate manipulation of the voter database.
This raises serious concerns regarding the potential for election fraud. Failure to address these significant issues promptly will put Ghana’s democratic reputation and national stability at risk.
