The Presidential Candidate of the opposition National Democratic Congress John Mahama has given accounts of over eight constituencies that had issues of missing names in the voters register.
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- Below Are Some Constituencies Captured By John Mahama :
- 1. At the Binduri Constituency of the Upper East Region, many cases of omission have been detected. At the Narang-Saago Primary School, not a single person out of four hundred and forty-four (444) registered could find their names on the register.
2. At both the Tempelim Primary School and Kumpalgooga registration centres, no name was found on the voters register despite the registration of 428 and 392 people respectively.
3. In 18 other centres in the same constituency, 6,341 names were omitted from the registration.
4. In Jirapa in the Upper West Region, a total of 2,057 names were nowhere to be found on the voters register in five centres.
5. At Klottey Korle in Greater Accra, 2,054 people who registered in some 12 centres, did not find their names.
6. In Krowor, also in Greater Accra, cases of duplicated card numbers were recorded in as many as eight centres and this affected 2,453 people.
7. In Ashaiman, the vigilance of our MP, Hon. Ernest Norgbey, and other NDC executives ensured the detection of the omission of over 21,000 names from the register, including that of the MP. In response to this, the EC presented a new register which was still short of 7,000 names, albeit this time with the name of the MP. In a clear case of subterfuge, the EC then presented another register with the name of the MP as though it was the earlier defective register.
8. In the Central Region, glaring cases of duplication of card numbers were also recorded in 14 centres in the Komenda Edna Eguafo Abrem Constituency. One such case involved my Running Mate, Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang.
