Election 2024: Public urged to start preaching peace ahead of polls

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• Nana Ankasa Nie 1 year ago

  Direct this message to the party leaders, especially Akufo Addo. As president, he should be setting the pace for others to follow. Statements like I shall only hand over to Bawumia are unhelpful.

  Direct this message to the party leaders, especially Akufo Addo. As president, he should be setting the pace for others to follow. Statements like I shall only hand over to Bawumia are unhelpful.

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• Godwin 1 year ago

  Not necessary now. U conveniently kept quiet when party faithful are appointed as executives of the electoral Commission. U kept quiet when party faithfuls were promoted to the highest court, a clear indication of weaponising ...
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  Not necessary now. U conveniently kept quiet when party faithful are appointed as executives of the electoral Commission. U kept quiet when party faithfuls were promoted to the highest court, a clear indication of weaponising the justice system against political opponents, what peace do you want to preach now

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• MISPLACED TARGET 1 year ago

  Please, insist and make sure that the EC and government do the right thing and there will not be any need to waste time in preaching peace. If the elections are FREE and FAIR there will not be any need for any violence.

  Please, insist and make sure that the EC and government do the right thing and there will not be any need to waste time in preaching peace. If the elections are FREE and FAIR there will not be any need for any violence.

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