'No verification, no vote' must be reexamined – Kwesi Jonah

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OLD SOLDIER 9 years ago

AUTHOR: MARTIN A.B.K. AMIDU....

It would appear that those in control of the NDC, for the time being, were bent on excluding other bona fide members of the Party who may wish to lay democratic claims to who becomes the ne ...
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AUTHOR: MARTIN A.B.K. AMIDU....

It would appear that those in control of the NDC, for the time being, were bent on excluding other bona fide members of the Party who may wish to lay democratic claims to who becomes the next flag bearer of the Party by excluding them even before the mortal remains of the demised President were interred. It is also symptomatic of how political party elites in Ghana and Africa worm their way into the confidences of persons perceived as likely to ascend to power positions for purposes of eventual personal economic gain at the expense of the generality of the mass of Party members and the Nation which every President swears to serve under the Constitution
BBC NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 9 years ago

WE NEED A BRAND NEW VOTER REGISTER! THE OLD ONE MUST BE THROWN INTO THE SEA! NEW REGISTER NOW!

WE NEED A BRAND NEW VOTER REGISTER! THE OLD ONE MUST BE THROWN INTO THE SEA! NEW REGISTER NOW!
BBC NEWS! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 9 years ago

We need your Mother, Ofuiiiiii ba !

We need your Mother, Ofuiiiiii ba !
alhaji AM, 9 years ago

good one there.

good one there.
OLD SOLDIER 9 years ago

Source: Daily Guide...

All of a sudden nonentities want to portray to the world how close they were to the late President.

Those who had to chat with him for one hour everyday, those Deputy Ministers who had to call h ...
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Source: Daily Guide...

All of a sudden nonentities want to portray to the world how close they were to the late President.

Those who had to chat with him for one hour everyday, those Deputy Ministers who had to call him every morning before the man could even brush his teeth, and still those who would be called to the Castle by the late President to express his appreciation for job well done after they had gone to insult political opponents in the media on his behalf. Shameless id.iots raising their egos
Victor A. Young 9 years ago

The EC deliberately purchased inferior quality machines, knowing exactly what they wanted to do in the 2012 elections. NDC's cheating and "buga-buga" ways of doing things should be exposed. Our leaders should be smart and fig ...
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The EC deliberately purchased inferior quality machines, knowing exactly what they wanted to do in the 2012 elections. NDC's cheating and "buga-buga" ways of doing things should be exposed. Our leaders should be smart and fight election fraud.
alhaji AM, 9 years ago

WE MUST START TRUSTING INSTITUTIONS AND DO OUR HOMEWORK WELL BEFORE VOTING, AT TIMES WE SEEM TO LISTEN TO MORE NOISE MAKING, AND NEGLECT THE SILENCE ONES, AND WHEN THE VOTE IS CAST, AND WE ARE AT THE LOSING SIDE WE START BLAM ...
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WE MUST START TRUSTING INSTITUTIONS AND DO OUR HOMEWORK WELL BEFORE VOTING, AT TIMES WE SEEM TO LISTEN TO MORE NOISE MAKING, AND NEGLECT THE SILENCE ONES, AND WHEN THE VOTE IS CAST, AND WE ARE AT THE LOSING SIDE WE START BLAMING INSTITUTIONS.
Yaw Ohemeng 9 years ago

It is not worth it having a biometric registration if it lends no credibility to elections. If there is to be no verification then why did we spend that amount of money?

It seems to me that we need a technological solution ...
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It is not worth it having a biometric registration if it lends no credibility to elections. If there is to be no verification then why did we spend that amount of money?

It seems to me that we need a technological solution to overcome the challenges rather than doing away with NVNV. I wonder if anyone's mind is in this area.
YW 9 years ago

WHAT IS YOUR SUGGESTION TO THE SOLUTION DR. JONAH

WHAT IS YOUR SUGGESTION TO THE SOLUTION DR. JONAH
Kwame Birmingham 9 years ago

How did we agree with this no verification thing? How reliable is a machince to human beings. What happened to party polling station agents? If NPP are afraid their party agents will take bribes as they usually do wgo cares. ...
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How did we agree with this no verification thing? How reliable is a machince to human beings. What happened to party polling station agents? If NPP are afraid their party agents will take bribes as they usually do wgo cares. That thing NVNV nearly brought war. I was watching on TV tho if you f.o.ols had started fighting and started hacking eachother I cared less. I have no time for stuu,uup.ity
Ritewing 9 years ago

Kwesi Jonah must recuse himself from the committee. He has bared his thoughts, even before the committee first sitting. He cannot be an honest broker. Meanwhile, the said committee is as good as dead. I cannot remember any s ...
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Kwesi Jonah must recuse himself from the committee. He has bared his thoughts, even before the committee first sitting. He cannot be an honest broker. Meanwhile, the said committee is as good as dead. I cannot remember any serious committee, composed with an even number. And why is as many as three persons representing the EC on a committee of ten. We should not forget, it is the EC deliberate and structured incompetence which has caused the situation we are in today. Why are some political parties excluded? To create a fertile ground for litigation and a recourse to head for the law courts, delay the entire process, which might lead to having to settle with the bloated register. This plan is too familiar and need not have been played again too soon.
Kwame Birmingham 9 years ago

Where is Franklin big mouth I sold fish for my mother? He is the wisest man in Ghana put him on the committee

Where is Franklin big mouth I sold fish for my mother? He is the wisest man in Ghana put him on the committee

'No verification, no vote' must be reexamined – Kwesi Jonah

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