Don’t give your voter’s card to stranger - EC cautions

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• GOD SAVE GHANA. 10 years ago

  OYIWA!KOFI ADAMS WHAT IS YOUR TAKE ABOUT THE EC'S ADIVCE?THE TRUTH WILL ALWAYS COME OUT.THE NDC CAN NEVER DEVELOP GHANA WITH PROPAGANDA AND LIES.

  OYIWA!KOFI ADAMS WHAT IS YOUR TAKE ABOUT THE EC'S ADIVCE?THE TRUTH WILL ALWAYS COME OUT.THE NDC CAN NEVER DEVELOP GHANA WITH PROPAGANDA AND LIES.

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• Mahmoud 10 years ago

  In any civilized democratic country, the Minister of Interior and the Police Chief would have left office by now because they failed miserably in the discharge of their duties to mother Ghana. Immediately after the violence a ...
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  In any civilized democratic country, the Minister of Interior and the Police Chief would have left office by now because they failed miserably in the discharge of their duties to mother Ghana. Immediately after the violence at Talansi, NDC officials started to propagate deceitfully that it was a mob fight between NDC and NPP supporters, and the Interior Minister shamefully joined in to say that "violence begets violence". Yet, the Minister forgot that it was his duty to investigate the matter thoroughly through the security forces and tell Ghanaians who do what exactly since arms and thumb-printed ballot papers were confiscated from some people at the crime scene.
  
  These specific crimes or exhibits could have led us to the real criminals and masterminds behind the shootings and stuffing of ballot boxes. Instead, our unprofessional police preferred to toe the line of those in power today, claiming that they were going to prosecute ghosts rather than follow the available leads. In the recent suicide bombing that took place at a mosque in Kuwait, the security officers identified and arrested the owner of the car that took the suicide bomber to the mosque and also arrested the driver. From that point, the investigations led to the masterminds and accomplishes of the heinous crime.
  
  The question is, why didn't our security forces investigate the leads or exhibits that could have lead us to the bigger picture, rather than gloss over them as they did asif they confiscated the AK-47s, cutlasses and thumb-printed ballot papers from the air? Our security forces, like the government including Mr. Woyongo, are trying to generalize the issue and incriminate others in order to bury the truth between Azorka boys and Bolga Bull Boys, blindfold Ghanaians and cover the government's own tracks. Ghanaians deserve better.

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• Ganyobi 10 years ago

  Even if the stranger gives me a toffee and tell me that the Ashantis will cease it if I don't give it to him for safe keeping? What if I just give it to the stranger for a short time? What about the Ashantis? Who will protec ...
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  Even if the stranger gives me a toffee and tell me that the Ashantis will cease it if I don't give it to him for safe keeping? What if I just give it to the stranger for a short time? What about the Ashantis? Who will protect me from them?

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• KING BRIGHT 10 years ago

  Don't throw dust into our eyes after condoning with Asiedu Nketia to buy voters' id cards. That makes you people hypocrites.

  Don't throw dust into our eyes after condoning with Asiedu Nketia to buy voters' id cards. That makes you people hypocrites.

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• Ekow Samuel. 10 years ago

  Do not give your voter's card to anyperson that is very good idears,well done EC GOD BLESS YOU AND OMAN GHANA.

  Do not give your voter's card to anyperson that is very good idears,well done EC GOD BLESS YOU AND OMAN GHANA.

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• MAHAMA DEAD GOAT 10 years ago

  ANITA,ASIEDU NKATIA AND CO MUST STOP BUYING PEOPLES ID,PERIOD,CRIMINAL,GHANIANS HATE NDC PLANS FOR 2016,NO WAR

  ANITA,ASIEDU NKATIA AND CO MUST STOP BUYING PEOPLES ID,PERIOD,CRIMINAL,GHANIANS HATE NDC PLANS FOR 2016,NO WAR

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• Mahmoud 10 years ago

  Could you remember that the P/NDC party with the endorsement of former EC boss used fake indelible ink for elections in 1992 and 1996, which was part of the rigging mechanism for stealing verdicts until the proper indelible i ...
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  Could you remember that the P/NDC party with the endorsement of former EC boss used fake indelible ink for elections in 1992 and 1996, which was part of the rigging mechanism for stealing verdicts until the proper indelible ink was secured for the country in 2000 by Craig Murray?
  
  Contrary to what the discredited former EC Chairman said, this is another example of how elections are rigged far away from polling stations. Ghanaians must take note because NDC is again preparing to rig the elections through the old bloated voters' register, and Asiedu Nketia and his party is fighting to keep the loophole intact, despite the fact that the Supreme Court recommended it and all the political parties support it except, of course, the NDC party.

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• Victor A. Young 10 years ago

  These are some of the reasons why the EC should open a new voters register. The NDC is using all kinds of dubious means to prepare for another fraud during the 2016 election.

  These are some of the reasons why the EC should open a new voters register. The NDC is using all kinds of dubious means to prepare for another fraud during the 2016 election.

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• Jacke Jones, VA 10 years ago

  When NPP raised this issue last week, NDC came out to deny them. Now NDC has been stripped naked. NDC is just a bogus buntch of criminals and murders

  When NPP raised this issue last week, NDC came out to deny them. Now NDC has been stripped naked. NDC is just a bogus buntch of criminals and murders

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• Dr Diasempa 10 years ago

  Armed Robbers NDC at its Communist Inferior Tactics. Shame!

  Armed Robbers NDC at its Communist Inferior Tactics. Shame!

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• Nana Nketiah 10 years ago

  We vehemently refuse the cleanest and transparent solutions, just to turn around and fabricate clumsy and complicated excuses, and blaming the "greedy" public

  We vehemently refuse the cleanest and transparent solutions, just to turn around and fabricate clumsy and complicated excuses, and blaming the "greedy" public

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• Marcus Garvey 10 years ago

  I think the writer's grammar is not good enough. The writer should work harder on grammar among other essentials for good writing. Some of us look up to news items not just for information but also for the improvement of our ...
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  I think the writer's grammar is not good enough. The writer should work harder on grammar among other essentials for good writing. Some of us look up to news items not just for information but also for the improvement of our language skills.
  -Long live Ghana!

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