At the Star Nursery and Kindergarten polling station in Fadama in the Okaikoi North constituency, Mrs Elizabeth Sackey, incumbent Member of Parliament for Okaikoi North, incurred the wrath of some voters who said they did not understand why she came to the polling station. The angry mob led by one Santana did not understand why the MP should visit the polling station and for the timely intervention of security at the polling it could have been nasty. Speaking to the GNA, Mrs Sackey who had already cast her vote said she did not see anything wrong with her visit, as it was normal to know what was happening in the constituency. She said she had visited about 10 polling stations in the constituency including, Silent Star School, Abeka JSS 1 and 2, Fadama market.
At the Star Nursery and Kindergarten polling station in Fadama in the Okaikoi North constituency, Mrs Elizabeth Sackey, incumbent Member of Parliament for Okaikoi North, incurred the wrath of some voters who said they did not understand why she came to the polling station. The angry mob led by one Santana did not understand why the MP should visit the polling station and for the timely intervention of security at the polling it could have been nasty. Speaking to the GNA, Mrs Sackey who had already cast her vote said she did not see anything wrong with her visit, as it was normal to know what was happening in the constituency. She said she had visited about 10 polling stations in the constituency including, Silent Star School, Abeka JSS 1 and 2, Fadama market. Ms Jacqeline Mantey, Presiding Officer, for the area noted that it had been a trouble-prone zone. Voting at the Harrow International School delayed because of the late arrival of materials. There was heavy police presence at the Crossover Church International, Abeka, in Accra to ensure order. At Abeka, Mr Yakubu Hamadu noted that newly registered voters did not have their names in the parent register. AT the Usmaniyo Isamic School in Akwateman witnessed late voting due to late arrival of materials.
