All is set for Limited Voter Registration exercise in Kadjebi

Date:

All is set for the Limited Voter Registration exercise to begin today in the Kadjebi District of the Oti Region.

When the Ghana News Agency (GNA) visited the Kadjebi District Office of the Electoral Commission (EC) at 0720 hours on Tuesday, there were the District Electoral Officer, Mr Justice Odame-Frempong, his deputy, Mr Christian Bokode, some Voter Registration Officials, two Party Agents each from the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and National Democratic Congress (NDC) and two Police Officers were present.

There were also three functional Biometric Verification machines available for the registration of eligible voters.

Mr Emmanuel Klu, the Akan NDC Constituency Director of Elections was also present.

However, there were no registrants present as at the time of filling the story at 0758 hours.

The EC has commenced a nationwide Limited Voter Registration exercise effective from Tuesday, May 7 to Monday, May 27.

The exercise aimed to capture first-time voters and those who could not register in the previous registration exercise.

Kadjebi District is having the exercise in five hard-to-reach communities and its District Office, making a total of six Polling Stations.

Share post:

Subscribe

Popular

US-based Ghanaian scholar wins inaugural NCA Early Career Award

A Ghanaian scholar based in the United States has become the first recipient of a newly established international award recognising outstanding early-career African researchers in communication studies.

Ecuador backs Morocco’s Sahara sovereignty, expands Embassy services nationwide

The Republic of Ecuador has reaffirmed its support for Morocco’s sovereignty over its entire territory, including the Sahara region, following high-level talks between the two countries in Rabat.

Move beyond operating in silos, Interior Minister urges security agencies

Alhaji Mohammed Mubarak Muntaka, Minister for the Interior, has urged internal security agencies in the Western Region to move beyond operating in silos and embrace an integrated and collaborative approach in the management of security issues in the region.

Children’s concerns need stronger place in climate agreements

The African Group of Negotiators (AGN) is exploring ways to strengthen children's participation in climate negotiations and ensure their concerns feature in decisions at COP31.

More like this
Related