Limited Voter Registration: Violence erupt between two people alleged to be NDC executives

Two individuals, reported to be members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Ablekuma North constituency, have been spotted fighting each other in public during the Limited Voter Registration exercise.

In a video shared by Citinews on their X page and sighted by GhanaWeb, the two men, identified as the constituency organiser and youth organiser, were exchanging blows.

It took the intervention of bystanders to separate the two aggrieved individuals.

According to eyewitness accounts what triggered the brawl is not known, however, it is reported that it could be as a result of a disagreement about the Limited Voters Registration exercise.

In the video, one individual was heard saying, "We are not done with the work yet, and two of you are fighting. Is that what we should be doing at this time? A whole Ablekuma North NDC organizer and youth organizer, how can you be fighting at this time?"

Meanwhile, the registration exercise is underway in all 258 district offices of the commission and an additional 785 centres to facilitate access for those who live far from district offices.

Additionally, 25 public universities are serving as registration locations.

Watch the video below:

Violence broke out at a voter registration center in Ablekuma North on Tuesday, May 7. A fight erupted between two alleged NDC executives in the constituency.

Reports indicate that one of the individuals involved has been hospitalized as a result of the altercation.… pic.twitter.com/opYwlfcnfS

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