Regular voter education will address election suspicion

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• Truth 12 years ago

  It is a collective national responsibility? I thought you were the god of electoral knowledge. Did you think this was a national issue when you called opponents to your ill-adviced creation of 45 new constituencies RUBBLE ROU ...
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  It is a collective national responsibility? I thought you were the god of electoral knowledge. Did you think this was a national issue when you called opponents to your ill-adviced creation of 45 new constituencies RUBBLE ROUSERS?
  
  Wait until the court judges your appalling and corrupt commission.

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• Notsi 12 years ago

  there is no such thing as "Rubble Rousers"

  there is no such thing as "Rubble Rousers"

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• jj 12 years ago

  so NPP is 100% correct that 2012 election was rigged. Mr Chairman, can you listen to yourself.

  so NPP is 100% correct that 2012 election was rigged. Mr Chairman, can you listen to yourself.

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• bua 12 years ago

  I can,t believe Afari Gyan made the statement above,without a blink of an eye let me say that voters in ghana needs no voter education but he Afari Gyan and his EC including all the thiefs he hired for the 2012 elections that ...
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  I can,t believe Afari Gyan made the statement above,without a blink of an eye let me say that voters in ghana needs no voter education but he Afari Gyan and his EC including all the thiefs he hired for the 2012 elections that need education.He is a piece of shame and should keep his advice to himself,he is closser to God than man and sooner than later,he ll account to him since humans can not pin him to the bad things he did behind the scenes.What happend to his own rules before the polls?he should simplely give us a break.

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• Litewing 12 years ago

  Afari Gyan comments which he made at Ho, is an admission that the 2012 elections were flawed in many ways. Whether or not those mistakes were genuine or contrived would be known to all in the course of time. Strangely, the EC ...
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  Afari Gyan comments which he made at Ho, is an admission that the 2012 elections were flawed in many ways. Whether or not those mistakes were genuine or contrived would be known to all in the course of time. Strangely, the EC boss is threatening to prosecute persons he believes misconducted themselves during the elections in December.
  Curiously, President Mahama declared on the floor of parliament during his State of the Nation address five weeks ago, that the December 2012 elections were the most transparent, fair and decent in the recent
  history of elections in Ghana. And that all credit must go the Afari Gyan.
  So now, which of the ' two paddies ' should we believe.

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