Transitional process must commit to transparency - Dr. Alidu Seidu

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• Abu Mohammed Bomzaa 7 years ago

  I believe Dr seidu really touched the main issues both Ndc and Npp for the transition process in Ghana.

  I believe Dr seidu really touched the main issues both Ndc and Npp for the transition process in Ghana.

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• samuel azumah 7 years ago

  i picked two good points but overall the article said nothing important

  i picked two good points but overall the article said nothing important

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• Ghanaian 7 years ago

  The first issues to be documented concern the EC's diabolical attempts to bring chaos upon us all. From the process of her appointment to her pronouncement of Nana as the next president of Ghana, everything she did showed tha ...
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  The first issues to be documented concern the EC's diabolical attempts to bring chaos upon us all. From the process of her appointment to her pronouncement of Nana as the next president of Ghana, everything she did showed that she was a square peg in a round hole - there were too many leakages.
  Her appointment was surrounded in controversies. In fact, even the law setting up the process for her appointment is bogus. How can the appointment of the referee who is going to arbitrate in a duel be the preserve of only one of the competitors? Would parliament not have been the most appropriate institution to deliberate on the issue? The colnstitution must sort this out without further delay!
  The first thing this little girl wasted her time on was that scribble of a logo! Compared to the coat of arms, her "we saw it, we liked it, and we picked it" caricature is dispicable and an abomination! That must go before our unborn children start teasing our ghosts!
  She wasted all her time and our resources fighting the citizenry over the voters' register - and she lost every one of the challenges. She could have made things easier for herself by going with the silent and sensible majority rather than sticking by the vociferous and noisy few.
  She was telling the world she was ready for a November date. With an extra month of grace, she still could not organise credible polls for 130,000 special voters, with the excuse that her office was not responsible for preparing the special voters' register - as if the special voting was not part of election 2016!
  I could go on and on, but fast forwarding to December 9th: her failure, 48 hours after polls had closed, to certify a single result from the constituencies, regional or national collation centres was her calculated attempt to bring, and a sure recipe for, chaos to the nation. We all remember her gaffe about 49% voter turn out: if that error had occurred at the time she was announcing the results, and had taken president Mahama's position on the ballot papers to declare erroneously thus: "By the powers vested in me as the returning officer, I declare John Mahama as the next president of Ghana", what would have happened?
  We cannot sit back and wait for this small girl to ever attempt to bring us all to the virge of chaos come 2020 - she may dream of completing an unfinished business then! She must be shown the exit door sooner than later!
  By the way, is it true that as a girl, she was an executive of Nigeria Students Union? Is it true that in the last year, she has had to travel to attend her mum's funeral abroad? Whether these are true or not, she must go!!

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