Parties doubt EC’s ability to implement reforms

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• KOBLA ZEGO 12 years ago

  HOW DO YOU ACCUSED THE EC OF THROWING ITS WEIGHT IN FAVOUR OF THE NDC WHEN IT WAS SUED TOGETHER WITH THE NDC AS RESPONDENTS BY THE PETITIONERS? THIS IS WARPED OBSERVATION.

  HOW DO YOU ACCUSED THE EC OF THROWING ITS WEIGHT IN FAVOUR OF THE NDC WHEN IT WAS SUED TOGETHER WITH THE NDC AS RESPONDENTS BY THE PETITIONERS? THIS IS WARPED OBSERVATION.

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• Nii Ashitey 12 years ago

  It is indeed a warped observation.Does he want the ec as a respondent to side with his accusers or the petitioners when the facts for the respondents case were virtually the same.Sometimes I wonder whether it is not true that ...
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  It is indeed a warped observation.Does he want the ec as a respondent to side with his accusers or the petitioners when the facts for the respondents case were virtually the same.Sometimes I wonder whether it is not true that the pnc had been infiltrated and are more Danquah Busia tradition than Nkrumaist tradition as they claim.

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• MR.AFARI GYAN 12 years ago

  UNTIL I REMAIN THE SUPREME ELECTORAL COMMISSIONER IN GHANA,NPP CANT WIN ELECTIONS AGAIN.

  UNTIL I REMAIN THE SUPREME ELECTORAL COMMISSIONER IN GHANA,NPP CANT WIN ELECTIONS AGAIN.

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• GTV-TV3 on WWW.OFMTV.COM 12 years ago

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• facts 12 years ago

  There is the need to make reforms in the EC. The Rulers of a country and therefore ghana must be elected by all ghanaians wherever they may be. Ghanaians in the diaspora must be given the chance to vote as well.more than 2 mi ...
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  There is the need to make reforms in the EC. The Rulers of a country and therefore ghana must be elected by all ghanaians wherever they may be. Ghanaians in the diaspora must be given the chance to vote as well.more than 2 milion voters are sidelined. so the President who might be elected will not be the president of all Ghanaians but for only those in the country. There must be an amendment for improvement.

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• James, Karikari 12 years ago

  This a typical Ghanaian 'finger pointing' mentality. The attitude of blaming others instead of coming up with constructive ways and means in dealing with the identified problems. Non of the parties mentioned so far has come w ...
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  This a typical Ghanaian 'finger pointing' mentality. The attitude of blaming others instead of coming up with constructive ways and means in dealing with the identified problems. Non of the parties mentioned so far has come with positive 'way-forward' formula. In 2005 when NDC went to court to compel the EC to publish the poling stations results of the 2004 general elections but the case was thrown out, the NPP were happy with the verdict of the court instead of supporting the NDC's action on political and constitutional principle for national interest. Today Dr Opoku Prempeh is claiming to be significant. Did he miss the chance? No he was only interested in his selfish and egotistical ends. Do these people have th interest of Ghana at heart? 'The evil that men do lives after them'- William Shakespear'

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• SAM 12 years ago

  So NDC is the first political party to go to court?

  So NDC is the first political party to go to court?

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• Ben la 12 years ago

  The parties should come out with their reforms through the Ipac and see whether the EC won,t implement. Looking it from afar EC has gone through reforms since constitutional governing took effect. So parties stop complaining ...
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  The parties should come out with their reforms through the Ipac and see whether the EC won,t implement. Looking it from afar EC has gone through reforms since constitutional governing took effect. So parties stop complaining come out with your so called reforms and wait.

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• simple truth 12 years ago

  What about BRIBE taking by EC? What reformes are being put in place?

  What about BRIBE taking by EC? What reformes are being put in place?

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• Kofi Charlie 12 years ago

  The onus is on every Ghanaian to make a contribution towards the changes that would make the EC perform better i.e effectively, efficiently and fairly within the Constitution and the authority that has being bestowed unto the ...
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  The onus is on every Ghanaian to make a contribution towards the changes that would make the EC perform better i.e effectively, efficiently and fairly within the Constitution and the authority that has being bestowed unto the EC. No time to waste in blaming or finger pointing. This is an opportunity for all political parties to wake up to the course of acting in the National interest and advancement. It is a National issue not a political agenda to score points.

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• Gbeho 12 years ago

  There should be laws or the constitution must spell what the government can do and cannot do during elections to prevent cheating and safeguard the national coffers.

  There should be laws or the constitution must spell what the government can do and cannot do during elections to prevent cheating and safeguard the national coffers.

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• Kofi 12 years ago

  With Afari Gyan's arrogance and pride they will not listen. Let him go and the EC will perform better.

  With Afari Gyan's arrogance and pride they will not listen. Let him go and the EC will perform better.

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• Papa Yaw 12 years ago

  How

  How

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• Kwobia,Toronto 12 years ago

  With all the parties clinging to their respective party colours,Ghanains could end up with a worse electoral reform.

  With all the parties clinging to their respective party colours,Ghanains could end up with a worse electoral reform.

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