There's no need for EC to organise Tamale Central by-election – Nana Kay

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  • NzemaK 1 year ago

    Democracy does not work that way. You better send it to court for a proper interpretation.

  • Timerio 1 year ago

    Such a shallow-brained rascal is also aspiring to come and lead that sinking cartel called the NPP. Tweeaakaii.....!!

  • Dread 1 year ago

    Who is this? Has he read the constitution? All these folks belong to the NPP. What a shame.

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  • Yaw 1 year ago

    The EC have to do the by-election is a democratic process who knows the voters may not like the candidate to represent them. And may like someone else.

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  • Yaw 1 year ago

    Forgotten that the law is the law?

  • Northern Boy 1 year ago

    Makes sense to me

  • Justice One 1 year ago

    An aspiring National Youth Organiser of the NPP doesn't know the rules that govern elections in the country? If you want the rules changed you know where to turn. No one should circumvent any rule or law for the sake of conve ...
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  • Sultan 1 year ago

    He need to be school, though the ndc and npp look big in terms of numbers ,However we have other party and independent candidates who may present themselves for the process.....over to 419 npp

  • HOLALA 1 year ago

    This is the way NPP came to power to use the law, how can normal human being talk like that.

  • HE IS OBJECTIVE BUT THERE IS A BUT... 1 year ago

    What this man says makes sense, but he should have found out what the spirit of the law is about. The person may be the sole contender, yet it is the people who must decide if they want him to represent them or not. Full stop ...
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  • SG 1 year ago

    What the laws say is what EC will do. Let the EC do its work.

  • Adante 1 year ago

    Remember Ablekuma North?.
    You said you were not contesting. Your General Secretary came to make that announcement. But at the same time you were campaigning vigorously underground. Then you eventually contested and did very ...
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  • Nsoh 1 year ago

    Just because NPP won’t take part? What about the possible independent candidates?

  • Accra is dirty.com 1 year ago

    Aaah! Hwe ne nkwaseanimuubi,do you think that is what democracy stands for?It is only in Ghana for example when an MP dies, the party allows deceased espouse to contest by-elections this practice was initiated by NPP which i ...
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  • Sansambila 1 year ago

    The constitution in article 50(1)b takes care of that. After the close of nomination of only one person fill then there shall be no election that person shall be declare as elected.

  • AKP 1 year ago

    We have about 10 certified political parties in Ghana if one decided not to contest, a bye-election the rest plus potential independent candidates can participate.

  • JULOR CAESAR 1 year ago

    The electoral rules or laws do not call for a political party to be responsible for filling a vacant parliamentary seat without a bye-election. NDC and NPP are not the only political parties in the country. A bye-election has ...
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  • SM 1 year ago

    NPP pushed voter registration exercise down our throat during the COVID-19 ERA.
    Opened the floodgates for political activities when COVID-19 was ravaging countries.
    You didn't see anything wrong with that.
    If it is about N ...
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