What next if Akua Donkor's party decides to exit the election? - Dr. Otchere-Ankrah queries EC

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D M 1 year ago

Is very simple ..New balloting...because you can't opposed number on anybody that is not he or her choice

Is very simple ..New balloting...because you can't opposed number on anybody that is not he or her choice
James Bassop 1 year ago

I agree with you. The said Dr is a spokesperson for the NPP and what he is saying is simply bringing out the underground dealings of the NPP to change the ballot positioning.
Nothing can save the NPP from overwhelming defea ...
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I agree with you. The said Dr is a spokesperson for the NPP and what he is saying is simply bringing out the underground dealings of the NPP to change the ballot positioning.
Nothing can save the NPP from overwhelming defeat as the LORD lives.
The atrocities inflicted on Ghanaians is more than enough and GOD will not permit extension of their cruelty on us anymore
Prince Farmer 1 year ago

Right, any idiot is a Doctor. It is sad that people with such titles today are all over the political system. Times have changed.

Right, any idiot is a Doctor. It is sad that people with such titles today are all over the political system. Times have changed.
Coup is the best 1 year ago

Has Dr. Otchere Ankrah asked his grandfather already? And they didn't tell him that there will be coup if that happens?EC should not try anything stupid

Has Dr. Otchere Ankrah asked his grandfather already? And they didn't tell him that there will be coup if that happens?EC should not try anything stupid
Frank Agyena-Karikari 1 year ago

Is anybody going to benefit from any such stupid coup about the death of Akua Donkor and the repositioning of Political Parties and candidates on the balloting positions. Let us reason reasonably.

Is anybody going to benefit from any such stupid coup about the death of Akua Donkor and the repositioning of Political Parties and candidates on the balloting positions. Let us reason reasonably.
Prince Farmer 1 year ago

You are talking like someone with no doctor title. Isn't a rule there for regulating such challenges. All of you should shut up and let the EC do its job. They have given guidelines for the Akua Donkor party to follow. So was ...
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You are talking like someone with no doctor title. Isn't a rule there for regulating such challenges. All of you should shut up and let the EC do its job. They have given guidelines for the Akua Donkor party to follow. So was the party not aware of the rules of establishing a party and what might come even if a flag bearer dies. Do they not understand about the incident of succession and continuity. It seems like only Ghanaians are the people that would establish a party without thinking about the long time aspects of it in regards to leadership and who takes over when things don't go the way it is supposed to be. Did the EC not briefed the party candidates about these things when picking ballot positions and registering
Abusua 1 year ago

I have learned that a Professor of the Kumasi Technical University is advising the GFP to pull out of the 2024 polls to honor the founder of the party Akua Donkor. Would this professor offer the same advice if (God forbid) it ...
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I have learned that a Professor of the Kumasi Technical University is advising the GFP to pull out of the 2024 polls to honor the founder of the party Akua Donkor. Would this professor offer the same advice if (God forbid) it were Dr. Bawumia who has passed on? Let us stop the cheap politics. The GFP am sure has been registered as a going concern. How can it say they will not take part in the forth coming election because of the death of the founder. Is the family dead when the head of family dies? This kind of nonsense must stop. We didn't go to school only to become fools. We went to school to become more intelligent and useful to society. This nonsense must stop. Hope someone is listening.
Ohene 1 year ago

Dr, this is not a tro-tro that one passenger alights, you're told to push and fill the space. When GFP gets not person, all passengers on the ballot get down for a new seating arrangements.

Dr, this is not a tro-tro that one passenger alights, you're told to push and fill the space. When GFP gets not person, all passengers on the ballot get down for a new seating arrangements.
DR BISHOP BARRISTER KOKU ADELADZA ESQ 1 year ago

CERTAINLY THERE SHALL NEVER BE ANY IMPLICATION, IF THE GHANA FREEDOM PARTY FAILED TO REPLACE THE LATE AKUA DONKOR IN HER POSITION, JOHN MAHAMA SHOULD ONLY NUMBER SEVEN, INSTEAD OF EIGHT, SHALOM.

CERTAINLY THERE SHALL NEVER BE ANY IMPLICATION, IF THE GHANA FREEDOM PARTY FAILED TO REPLACE THE LATE AKUA DONKOR IN HER POSITION, JOHN MAHAMA SHOULD ONLY NUMBER SEVEN, INSTEAD OF EIGHT, SHALOM.
Millicent 1 year ago

And you think Mahama being shifted to number seven will save your useless NPP villagers party? We will search for wherever Mahama is on the ballot paper and vote massively for him. Fool with your long titles. Kwasea. Dutch ...
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And you think Mahama being shifted to number seven will save your useless NPP villagers party? We will search for wherever Mahama is on the ballot paper and vote massively for him. Fool with your long titles. Kwasea. Dutch Passport is better than your useless degrees
Herodes 1 year ago

Obviously your fu.ckin mum is next. Kwasea buluuuuu. Rubbish

Obviously your fu.ckin mum is next. Kwasea buluuuuu. Rubbish
Matey 1 year ago

We will have a new balloting for positions or maintain the late in her position.

We will have a new balloting for positions or maintain the late in her position.

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