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Electoral crimes have no expiry date, the time of reckoning will come- Fifi Kwetey
Fifi Kwetey, the General Secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), has delivered a resolute warning against electoral malpractices, emphasising that such offences will not evade justice.
His remarks come at a pivotal moment as Ghana’s electoral process faces scrutiny over disputed results.
In a post shared on X (formerly Twitter), Mr. Kwetey underscored the NDC’s commitment to seeking accountability.
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“Electoral crimes have no expiry date. After January 7, the time of reckoning will come,” he declared, suggesting that those involved in irregularities will face consequences after the anticipated transition of power.
This statement aligns with the ongoing recollation exercise for nine disputed constituencies, spearheaded by the Electoral Commission (EC). The recollection, taking place at the EC’s regional office in Accra, aims to resolve controversies and reinforce electoral integrity.
To date, the EC has announced results for seven constituencies, all favouring the New Patriotic Party (NPP). These constituencies include:
- Ahafo Ano North
- Techiman South
- Ahafo Ano South West
- Nsawam Adoagyiri
- Obuasi East
- Okaikwei Central
- Tema Central
Mr. Kwetey’s stern warning highlights the NDC’s determination to ensure justice for perceived electoral malpractices. His message suggests a broader effort by the party to protect the democratic process and address grievances related to the election.
As the recollation exercise progresses, the NDC’s focus on accountability signals their commitment to upholding transparency and fairness in Ghana’s electoral system.
