Monrovia, Liberia – Ghana is now holding elections in many regions to select a new government to run the country’s affairs. Reports 231 Media Network has observed that as far, everything is proceeding without a hitch from various polling stations.
Approximately 19 million Ghanaians, out of a population of over 35 million, are reportedly registered to vote. Voters who are legitimate and registered show up to cast their ballots peacefully. All of the centers are at peace, according to our crew.
Although there are 13 candidates running for president, the two main rivals are the National Democratic Congress (NDC) of former president, John Dramani Mahama is hoping to retake leadership and lead his people. While, incumbent Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia of the New Patriotic P arty (NPP) is hoping to succeed President Akofo Addo. There are about 276 Parliamentary seats to be voted for.
Over forty thousand polling stations are open nationwide for the voting exercise. A difficult economic climate brought on by the nation’s first-ever financial default and growing divisiveness are the backdrops for the elections.
Following Ghana’s restoration to democracy in January 1993, the country’s legislative and presidential elections are scheduled for the 9th of 2024.
It is reported that many young people who have reach the age 18 have expressed joy in taking part in this years’ election. Speaking to Kofi Anderson, he said “I am finally opportune to elect my president for the next four years.”
The African nation is reported to be full with foreign guests and journalists who are observing the election today.
