We accept the eighth position; it symbolises a pivotal moment for change - Fiifi Kwetey

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Abudu 1 year ago

I will never vote for a rat like Bawumia

I will never vote for a rat like Bawumia
Kay 1 year ago

NDC deserves another 8yrs in opposition and that is the significance of the position on the ballot paper.How can their Voltarians and zongo voters find Mahama on the ballot papers.NDC is not happy but can't do anything.

NDC deserves another 8yrs in opposition and that is the significance of the position on the ballot paper.How can their Voltarians and zongo voters find Mahama on the ballot papers.NDC is not happy but can't do anything.
Dade 1 year ago

Trokosi "Abudu" go and vote for Faure.

Trokosi "Abudu" go and vote for Faure.
MyBigMouth 1 year ago

Simple balloting and already they are playing tricks, go and look for the video of the clandestine moves. Disgusting.

Simple balloting and already they are playing tricks, go and look for the video of the clandestine moves. Disgusting.
Mary- Ho public toilet 1 year ago

You "accept"? Do you have a choice?trokosi Fiifi Kwetey you picked that number! You were surely hoping to pick Number 1...hehehehehe.

You "accept"? Do you have a choice?trokosi Fiifi Kwetey you picked that number! You were surely hoping to pick Number 1...hehehehehe.
Fact Ckecker 1 year ago

Ah! YOU MARY AGAIN, WHO LIVES IN THE PUBLIC TOILET AT HO?

Ah! YOU MARY AGAIN, WHO LIVES IN THE PUBLIC TOILET AT HO?
Mary- Ho public toilet 1 year ago

Mary has hit another Togolese trokosi Ayigbe vermin nerve. You undesirable parasitic aliens will get double the insults you dish out.

Mary has hit another Togolese trokosi Ayigbe vermin nerve. You undesirable parasitic aliens will get double the insults you dish out.
fg 1 year ago

The NDC explanation of the 8th position on the ballot has become like their 24-hour economy. They are unable to explain both. Clearly the country lacks leadership, direction, and purpose.

The NDC explanation of the 8th position on the ballot has become like their 24-hour economy. They are unable to explain both. Clearly the country lacks leadership, direction, and purpose.
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Ojatanaa 1 year ago

You have no choice you demonstrate if you like

You have no choice you demonstrate if you like
Pelicles 1 year ago

John Mahama y3 "sadweam" meaning, alcohol is controlling him. Look at his puffy face, and that is a sign of too much alcohol intake, and who will vote for a creature like that?

John Mahama y3 "sadweam" meaning, alcohol is controlling him. Look at his puffy face, and that is a sign of too much alcohol intake, and who will vote for a creature like that?
King 1 year ago

Don't talk rubbish. NDC will help NPP to break the 8. Period. Read John 8:13 and you will understand what the Bible has written.

Don't talk rubbish. NDC will help NPP to break the 8. Period. Read John 8:13 and you will understand what the Bible has written.
Evans 1 year ago

I find it laughable that Ghanaians are reading all sorts of meanings into this ballot for position. Have we forgotten that God rules in the affairs of men, it does not matter what number is chosen, God will influence the dec ...
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I find it laughable that Ghanaians are reading all sorts of meanings into this ballot for position. Have we forgotten that God rules in the affairs of men, it does not matter what number is chosen, God will influence the decision of Ghanaians for who to lead Ghana come 2025. Surely the will of God will be done, just pray that you live to see it.
Kojos 1 year ago

No option. Wait and see the due day.

No option. Wait and see the due day.
Fact Ckecker 1 year ago

Just so you are aware, Sir. The number 8 is a reverred number according to Chinese traditions. Indeed number 8 is a lucky number in Chinese customs. Since evetything Chinese has become the metrics for Ghanaians, let the numbe ...
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Just so you are aware, Sir. The number 8 is a reverred number according to Chinese traditions. Indeed number 8 is a lucky number in Chinese customs. Since evetything Chinese has become the metrics for Ghanaians, let the number 8 prevail!
Dade 1 year ago

Stop tickling yourself with Chinese customs. This is Ghana!

Stop tickling yourself with Chinese customs. This is Ghana!
Kilogram 1 year ago

Number 1 symbolizes new beginnings, leadership, and independence. It carries the energy of creation, motivation, and forward momentum. It is often associated with innovators, and those with a strong desire to stand out. Spir ...
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Number 1 symbolizes new beginnings, leadership, and independence. It carries the energy of creation, motivation, and forward momentum. It is often associated with innovators, and those with a strong desire to stand out. Spiritually, 1 is about personal power, self-reliance, and taking the initiative. Number 1 brings success through determination, willpower, and self-confidence. Those connected to this number are often pioneers, achieving great things by forging their own path.

Number 8 represents material success. 8 is often linked to karma, meaning that the effort and intentions you put into the world come back to you. Believe it or not.
Me nte gyae 1 year ago

Massa you have no choice but to accept it like that because it wasn't the EC which give it to NDC as a gift. It is you who stepped out and picked it. I don't know why there is/are superstition(s) surrounding position on ball ...
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Massa you have no choice but to accept it like that because it wasn't the EC which give it to NDC as a gift. It is you who stepped out and picked it. I don't know why there is/are superstition(s) surrounding position on ballot paper because a party's position on ballot paper doesn't vote but registered Ghanaian voters. Ase3 h) became popular when NPP representative picked the last number yet NPP won the elections. So what's all the noise about ?
Kwame Peter 1 year ago

Fifi,you wisely excused yourself and was enjoying the loot you made from the John Mahama inspired free for all looting only to allow yourself to be brought back,you’re looking jaded and uninspiring ,do you think you have so ...
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Fifi,you wisely excused yourself and was enjoying the loot you made from the John Mahama inspired free for all looting only to allow yourself to be brought back,you’re looking jaded and uninspiring ,do you think you have some other choice apart from the #8 position? With where you’re firmly ensconced l can assure you that most of your votes will be spoilt ballot finish.
Ex-Pope 1 year ago

The number 8 is to remind Ghana voters about the 8 years of the NPP government's corruption, thievery, looting of Ghana government assets and the collapse of Ghana's economy.

The number 8 is to remind Ghana voters about the 8 years of the NPP government's corruption, thievery, looting of Ghana government assets and the collapse of Ghana's economy.
Abudu 1 year ago

But who will even vote for a rat like Bawumia. Unless farting Wontumi. Who else? Saliva self better

But who will even vote for a rat like Bawumia. Unless farting Wontumi. Who else? Saliva self better
Enyo 1 year ago

Hmmm, someone is putting a brave face up!! Hmmmm

Hmmm, someone is putting a brave face up!! Hmmmm
Kofi Adu 1 year ago

But your agent Kevin Taylor the bonehead who has no brains was insulting the EC and the Npp for deliberately putting Mahama on the eight. Shame on you

But your agent Kevin Taylor the bonehead who has no brains was insulting the EC and the Npp for deliberately putting Mahama on the eight. Shame on you

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We accept the eighth position; it symbolises a pivotal moment for change - Fiifi Kwetey

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