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Calls for electoral reforms unnecessary - NPP MP

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  • BOY KOFI 10 years ago

    NPP has an agenda with Afari Gyan since 2008 when they lost power to NDC.I remember,Kuffour said the EC boss should have a limited time and mandate but not remain in office like the Chief Justice.I think that is what Npp want ...
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  • william 10 years ago

    AS an MP it is imposed on you to be 'honorable', not cynical and irresponsible.The title 'honorable' is imposed on your. You earn it by your conduct as MP AND THE PEOPLE'S REP. Are you reflecting your peopl's wishes in a matt ...
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  • AGYEMAN PREMPEH 10 years ago

    Even if it is free and fair still needs to be improved, to lessen the electoral tension in the country. What kind of leaders do we have in the country. It's not about NPP or NDC is about the country's democracy. These leaders ...
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  • K. Boateng 10 years ago

    What kind of improvement do you suggest?

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  • Kofi Ata, Cambridge, UK 10 years ago

    It's sad the caliber of some MPs in Ghana's parliament. I thought a retired Major would have good analytical skills but not this one. How could he conclude that because the petitioners failed, it meant everything was fine in ...
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  • Mensah 10 years ago

    The retired Major is just being satirical by his comments. He is just saying that since the majority of the Supreme Court Justices found nothing wrong in their decision despite the numerous irregularities that were brought to ...
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  • okukuseku 10 years ago

    Derek, so you don't know that elections are won at the polling stations and not on technicalities in court? Ignorance is no excuse. Wise up to the reforms or stay out. Did we go to court to change to transparent ballot boxes. ...
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  • ERICA TR 10 years ago

    Dont be dumb. Don't be dumb please don't be dumb.
    Think further than transparent ballot box. Think further and know that more ballot papers on the voters list can be stuffed into a transparent ballot box. The count in a a tr ...
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  • EAF 10 years ago

    The polling stations in 2016 elections would be war zones. You do whatever it takes to win at the polls because there's no legal recourse once the voting is over. All the numerous constitutional and statutory violations witn ...
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  • OSEI 10 years ago

    The NPP must be full of IDIOTS!!!

    Are you telling me you were that STUPID to watch the NDC do all manner of things to 'STEAL THE ELECTION' but did nothing about it???

    YOU ARE SORE LOOSERS!! YOU LOST AND CANNOT HANDLE IT ...
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  • ' and Jesus wept ' 10 years ago

    Eii Mr MP! Do you want us to disenfranchise you? We will excommunicate you from the STRONGHOLD if you don't speak for the hand that feeds you, and you will end up like Tarzan.

  • OSEI 10 years ago

    If mistakes were made & I think they were then ensuring they never occur again is the right route.
    REFORMING for the sake of REFORM, makes no sense.
    HAD the NPP been elected, would they be clamouring for reforms? AND was it ...
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  • ' and Jesus wept ' 10 years ago

    Oh you forgot to add that our own Asantehene went against us and bribed the judges. We even went to the British Counsellor and we found out that he was even worst than Atuguba. This time ,we are knock,knock, knocking on Heave ...
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  • Asempaye 10 years ago

    We don't need electoral reform but improvements to perfect. We can't keep reforming EC after each election. Even in the advanced countries, petty technical challenges do occure now and then.

  • KB 10 years ago

    The funny thing is that these so called political leaders are the very first to brag about having widely travelled to the advanced countries and seen and learnt things!!Buuuului!!

  • BOY KOFI 10 years ago

    Blame your own lousy lawyers why they could not win just a single case out of the Kwawu mountain evidence.Over to you,Mr Mp.Thank you.

  • ERICA TR 10 years ago

    Dumb. You didnt see what really happened . The fact is nobody will want to debate the judgement. Any sensible observer will know that more went into the judgement than law. Dont comment like your name. Remove the second name ...
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  • BOY KOFI 10 years ago

    One of my nieces is called Erica so you lucky for now.Please tell me,if the petition is not stupid,why was it thrown out?Now listen,I heard lawyer Phillip Addison himself telling the petitioners that they are going to fail du ...
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  • William D 10 years ago

    O What a shame to NPP and his followers I believe they. need power at all cost, they have a hidden agenda?. Mr. President don't relax OOOOO...

  • Nhyiraba-U.S.A 10 years ago

    Come 2016, votes cast in the Ashanti Region will be more than the population of China. God bless Ghana.

  • Plumber 10 years ago

    "since we now know that elections are won at polling stations" I find the NPP to be very reactionary, arrogant and mischievous. Mr Oduro, wherevelse are elections won? Stop this your obstructionist posture. The silent 4 milli ...
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  • AMACID DONDOLI 10 years ago

    If this is true he must resign as an MP on NPP ticket. Electoral Comission and it chairman failed Ghanaians by not making sure the 2012 had errors, rigging and voting without verification.
    Stupid MP dont even know what is Su ...
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  • QUAME 10 years ago

    What sort of reform are people talking about? Since inception of the fourth republic there has been several reforms. What reform again do we need. We only has to improve on the biometric system and train the election officers ...
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  • KB 10 years ago

    Say and say again,my brother!These politicians are 'FARTING' too much nonsense these days.

  • B.B. JONES 10 years ago

    Everybody is entitled to his/her opinion but in doing so, there is a need for honesty. Few days before 2012 General Election, E.C. Chairman called a press conference which was attended by political parties and various stakeh ...
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  • MAXIMUS 10 years ago

    The Atuguba Supreme Court judgment is that there were no problems in the 2012 elections. No problems no reforms.

  • Papa Yaw 10 years ago

    How

  • Whatever 10 years ago

    Nothing is perfect that's why there will always be the need to improve the electoral process as we go along. This has been happening since 1992 and I don't see why NPP want us to forgo that because they lost a court case. I d ...
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  • Kwesi Daquah 10 years ago

    Npp knows they steal in their strongholds so they dont want reforms

  • MENSAH 10 years ago

    If what DEREK ODURO is saying is right,then why wasn't the SC VERDICT:
    9:0?
    WHY IS AFARI GYAN ASKING THAT IF ANY PARTY HAS ANY CONTRIBUTION FOR THE REFORMS,HE SHOULD TABLE IT TO HIM?
    Why didn't the SC terminate the petitio ...
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  • Hard Reply 10 years ago

    NPP did not win so there is a problem with the electoral process and it should be reformed nonsense. It's really unnecessary and I will appeal to NPP to give us break of politics. If a political party (NPP) members are vision ...
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  • TONY BENNEH 10 years ago

    ON NO OCCASION SHOULD WE ALLOWED TWO REGIONS TO RULE US. TO BE PRESIDENT OF GHANA ONE SHOULD WIN AT LEAST 6 - 7 OF THE TEN REGIONS OF GHANA

  • honesty 10 years ago

    Major DEREK, BECAUSE NDC WON, STUPID IDIOT, JUST UGLY LIKE YOUR MASTER SHORTY NANA

  • Sankofa 10 years ago

    Major Derek Oduro, remember the poem we learned in primary school:

    Good, better, best
    May I never rest
    Until my good is better
    And my better best.

    The EC does not have to admit anything to seek to improve the elector ...
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