On election day, Odeneho Kwaku Appiah, a former chairman and leading member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), cast his vote at Hemang, a polling station in the Afigya Kwabre South constituency.
After voting, Odeneho Kwaku Appiah addressed the media and gathered crowd, urging the electorate to remain calm yet vigilant throughout the voting process.
With the polling station abuzz with activity, Odeneho emphasized the need for peace and cooperation, reminding citizens that democracy thrives on respect and order.
“Casting your vote is a fundamental right,” he remarked. “But as we exercise this right, we must remain calm, united, and vigilant to ensure the process is free, fair, and credible.”
The Afigya Kwabre South constituency, located in the Ashanti Region, is known for its high voter turnout and political engagement. Security personnel and election officials were present to manage the crowd and address any potential disruptions. Voters stood in long but orderly queues, demonstrating patience and commitment to the democratic process.
Odeneho’s message was particularly poignant in light of reports of heightened political tensions in some areas. He called on the youth to avoid acts of violence or intimidation and encouraged the Electoral Commission to maintain transparency.
“This is a day for every Ghanaian, regardless of party affiliation, to contribute to the future of our country. Let us not allow divisive tendencies to mar this important process,” he said.
His call for vigilance resonated with voters, many of whom echoed his sentiments.
As the day progressed, polling in Afigya Kwabre South remained peaceful, with election observers commending the constituency’s organization. Odeneho Kwaku Appiah’s appeal for calm and vigilance set the tone for a hopeful and orderly conclusion to the election.