Electoral fault-lines

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• EBBY 9 years ago

  Ghanaians are indeed very slow learners. How long will it take you to realize that the EC doesn't give a hoot to any advice pertaining to the conduct of this elections? It's painful to hear some people trying to advise the EC ...
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  Ghanaians are indeed very slow learners. How long will it take you to realize that the EC doesn't give a hoot to any advice pertaining to the conduct of this elections? It's painful to hear some people trying to advise the EC on some issues. If you have the evidence, why don't you take it to the Supreme Court and let the court adjudicate on the issue? Remember, with enough convincing evidence, the Supreme Court can order the EC to compile another register if you can prove that some people's constitutional rights are being trampled on. With so many people claiming that their names have been deleted from the register even though they never registered with NHIS cards, enough case can be made that the EC itself doesn't have a credible database to work from. It will be easy to convince the Supreme Court to order a new voter's register.

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• nana addo 9 years ago

  When you want the see a snake's legs this is what you get. Dailymotion guide enough of your mischief

  When you want the see a snake's legs this is what you get. Dailymotion guide enough of your mischief

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