'End the bloodshed in by-elections by scrapping it' - Kwabena Agyepong urges

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Whats happens if its an independent candidate? 4 months ago

And ablekuma wasn't a by election my guy. This guy wants ti remain significant in the news.

And ablekuma wasn't a by election my guy. This guy wants ti remain significant in the news.
Dr Mumbi Seraki 4 months ago

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine...for instance 10 paracetamol at once........or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine...for instance 10 paracetamol at once........or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.
The Motherland 4 months ago

Mumbi Seraki the idiot, why are you still harping on your pet mischief? So I ask you, when are you going to serve yourself a dose of your own prescription, so that people can be rid of a vermin like you? Haba, don't you know ...
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Mumbi Seraki the idiot, why are you still harping on your pet mischief? So I ask you, when are you going to serve yourself a dose of your own prescription, so that people can be rid of a vermin like you? Haba, don't you know anything apart from this stupid suicidal ideation?! Commot 4 there!!
JESUS IS GOD 4 months ago

Jesus Christ loves you and wants to save you from sin and its consequences. Vanity upon vanity—everything in this world is meaningless without Him. He died on the cross for your sins, was buried, and rose again on the third ...
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Jesus Christ loves you and wants to save you from sin and its consequences. Vanity upon vanity—everything in this world is meaningless without Him. He died on the cross for your sins, was buried, and rose again on the third day. Believe in Him, accept His gift of forgiveness, and receive eternal life! (John 3:16)Pkhfdr
Maskoff 4 months ago

He's making sense whether you like or not. Share your solution on the bloodshed on by-elections and re-runs and let us read, we are waiting.

He's making sense whether you like or not. Share your solution on the bloodshed on by-elections and re-runs and let us read, we are waiting.
Babies with Sharp teeth 4 months ago

You can kindly go back and read. He said 'the most recent one was the Ablekuma North rerun'. You are just in hurry to give a negative comment so you wont even read the article. He has been very relevant, and still relevant.

You can kindly go back and read. He said 'the most recent one was the Ablekuma North rerun'. You are just in hurry to give a negative comment so you wont even read the article. He has been very relevant, and still relevant.
Papa Zion 4 months ago

Analytically speaking, the suggestion to let the party occupying the seat to raise a successor is very laudable. In the event of an independent candidate, elections could be held.
It is a matter laying out bylaws or electo ...
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Analytically speaking, the suggestion to let the party occupying the seat to raise a successor is very laudable. In the event of an independent candidate, elections could be held.
It is a matter laying out bylaws or electoral guidelines after the idea has been ratified
Good suggestion
Koti 4 months ago

In the case of an Independent candidate, the second contender in the election could be selected. Even if the second placed candidate in dead we can select the third and so on.

In the case of an Independent candidate, the second contender in the election could be selected. Even if the second placed candidate in dead we can select the third and so on.
james 4 months ago

My brother read well before you comment on the proposal ok he rightly mentioned the rerun of Ablekuma elections. You also mentioned what happens to an independent MP but an independent position can be contested by any willing ...
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My brother read well before you comment on the proposal ok he rightly mentioned the rerun of Ablekuma elections. You also mentioned what happens to an independent MP but an independent position can be contested by any willing citizen because such an MP does't depend on any party for his or success.
Yaw Kwakye 4 months ago

Is a good and matured advice
I suspect kwabena's political advice and statements are always brilliant to us all.
Thanks bro

Is a good and matured advice
I suspect kwabena's political advice and statements are always brilliant to us all.
Thanks bro

Amina Ambassador 4 months ago

Fool.

Fool.
Interesting 4 months ago

I think it makes a lot of sense Politically, Financially & Security wise. This one de3, Kwabena, you make a lot of Sense.

I think it makes a lot of sense Politically, Financially & Security wise. This one de3, Kwabena, you make a lot of Sense.
Nene Mensa 4 months ago

By-Election provides opportunity for voters in the constituency to hold their representatives accounts between elections and its one of the main aims of democracy, Kwabena. Most By-Elections results influence the present Gove ...
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By-Election provides opportunity for voters in the constituency to hold their representatives accounts between elections and its one of the main aims of democracy, Kwabena. Most By-Elections results influence the present Government decisions and goverance. Just Immagine NDC losing Tamale Central Seat in the up-coming By-Election. This will force the NDC to re-think its strategies and decisions in the Northern Region. If NDC are able to win the Akwatia next month seat with over 2000 NPP majority votes , that will be confidence votes for the NDC and a warning sign of number of seats NPP likely to fall in next General Election.
james 4 months ago

Amina Ambassador, when talk about fool you should be the best fool in the world because you are so ignorant. You are just a big fool if you see this proposal as folish and i don't think you have idea the kind of resources and ...
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Amina Ambassador, when talk about fool you should be the best fool in the world because you are so ignorant. You are just a big fool if you see this proposal as folish and i don't think you have idea the kind of resources and lives are expended in running by-elections and the pain people go through.
Pelicles. 4 months ago

What Kwabena Agyepong is suggesting makes a lot of sense, and it is done in most advance nations where democracy is practiced.

What Kwabena Agyepong is suggesting makes a lot of sense, and it is done in most advance nations where democracy is practiced.
Asomani 4 months ago

I don't support that. The bye elections should continue period

I don't support that. The bye elections should continue period
Baphomet 4 months ago

Gyimigyimi buluuuuu.

Gyimigyimi buluuuuu.
Adzexe 4 months ago

Parliamentarians MUST BE elected NOT selected. Netsue moooooo just give us a fuckin break. Look at his head like national theatre building.

Parliamentarians MUST BE elected NOT selected. Netsue moooooo just give us a fuckin break. Look at his head like national theatre building.
AI 4 months ago

I HEAR THIS GUY SAYS HE WANTS TO BE PRESIDENT
No. 13 for him!

I HEAR THIS GUY SAYS HE WANTS TO BE PRESIDENT
No. 13 for him!
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Nsor 4 months ago

Absolute nonsense

Absolute nonsense
Slim 4 months ago

Prof. Prempeh has already proposed it!

Prof. Prempeh has already proposed it!
Khb 4 months ago

I support u 100% it would even save the country a lot of money and ease the pressure on electoral commission.
Political parties in SA can replace their MPs at anytime if they think the mp is not fit for purpose without by ...
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I support u 100% it would even save the country a lot of money and ease the pressure on electoral commission.
Political parties in SA can replace their MPs at anytime if they think the mp is not fit for purpose without by election
Flint 4 months ago

What about if court declares a contentious election void?

What about if court declares a contentious election void?
ABREWA 4 months ago

Kwabena, you are 100% right. But will these demonic , power drunk NDC’S listen to this sound advice?
This helicopter disaster should teach them some sense.

Kwabena, you are 100% right. But will these demonic , power drunk NDC’S listen to this sound advice?
This helicopter disaster should teach them some sense.
Yabi Yabi 4 months ago

Ghana cannot scrap by-elections for 2 important reasons that the system we currently have must be overcome in order to do so and they are:
(1) The ruling majority party and the president of Ghana, if both are of the same pol ...
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Ghana cannot scrap by-elections for 2 important reasons that the system we currently have must be overcome in order to do so and they are:
(1) The ruling majority party and the president of Ghana, if both are of the same political party, cannot and must not tie national development policies of the ruling majority party or national projects to political party membership or afiliation of the MP who represent districts; there should be a constitutional prohibition against the discontinuation of projects started by previous government administration and (2) Parliament sessions must adhere to the 40-year or 50-year development plan so that scheduled district project start times are adhered to by governments.

Without the guarantees in the above given reasons, communities within districts are bound to be neglected once election outcomes do not go as planned, anticipated. For example, voters in the upcoming by-elections must either vote for a candidate solely because of tribal or party preference/affiliation and go without development for some years to come or vote for a candidate that would bring them needed development projects even if they do not care for the party he or she presents.
Fiifi Graham 4 months ago

Brilliant idea.

Brilliant idea.
Makes sense 4 months ago

Good idea. In other jurisdictions when a sitting mp passes, or in incapacitated such that he can't perform duties the party nominates someone to continue the said MPs uncompleted term..this is simple n common sense

Good idea. In other jurisdictions when a sitting mp passes, or in incapacitated such that he can't perform duties the party nominates someone to continue the said MPs uncompleted term..this is simple n common sense
Kwaku 4 months ago

I agree with you on condition that spouses will not be appointed in case their better halves die. Otherwise, the women will continue to slaughter their husbands for the position.

I agree with you on condition that spouses will not be appointed in case their better halves die. Otherwise, the women will continue to slaughter their husbands for the position.
Kk 4 months ago

Very good suggestion that needs to be given urgent attention ASAP.

Very good suggestion that needs to be given urgent attention ASAP.

SANTROFIE 4 months ago

KWABENA IS MAKING SENSE. REPLACE A PARTY MEMEBER WHEN WE LOSE THE INCUBENT MP. IT'S AS SIMPLE AS THAT. IT WILL SAVE THE BLOODSHED AND ALSO SAVE US MONEY.

KWABENA IS MAKING SENSE. REPLACE A PARTY MEMEBER WHEN WE LOSE THE INCUBENT MP. IT'S AS SIMPLE AS THAT. IT WILL SAVE THE BLOODSHED AND ALSO SAVE US MONEY.
Say it loud 4 months ago

Very laudable idea.

Very laudable idea.
Matthew Narh Odonkor 4 months ago

It is the by-election that creates the violence but the people of the contesting panties so the law must be applied on those who creates violence.

It is the by-election that creates the violence but the people of the contesting panties so the law must be applied on those who creates violence.
Ina 4 months ago

This is good thinking from a leader. In case an Independent candidate was occupying the seat, it should go to the person who was second. If he was unopposed, then a bye election can be done

This is good thinking from a leader. In case an Independent candidate was occupying the seat, it should go to the person who was second. If he was unopposed, then a bye election can be done

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