The General Secretary of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), Johnson Asiedu Nketia, has clashed with military personnel stationed at Banda in the Bono Region over the soldiers’ refusal to allow some residents to register in the ongoing voters’ registration exercise.
In a video, the NDC scribe is seen angrily exchanging words with the soldiers who had blocked the road to stop busloads of people from accessing registration centres.
It was unclear where the people were being bused from.
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The NDC has had cause to complain over what they say is the use of military personnel to intimidate some legitimate Ghanaians from registering on the basis that they’re foreigners being bused from border towns into Ghana.
See videos from the scene below:
The Trials of Democracy under Nana Akufo-Addo.
— Dr Rashid Pelpuo (@rashpelp) August 2, 2020
The nationality of many Ghanaians is now being questioned and the military is being used to physically block people from registering to vote!!! It violates our constitution. @OfficialNDCGh @ndccommbureau pic.twitter.com/YNOVXHlRCH
Part 2 of Asiedu Nketiah..,
— General-Lord✍? (@Generals_Creed) August 2, 2020
How wicked are we as Africans, can you imagine if an American intends to transport illegal immigrants into Mexico, tell me what would have happened.
Never trust the NDC. pic.twitter.com/553PHzspKW
Akufo-Addo wants to destroy Ghana’s revered Armed Forces, by politicising its operations. Ghanaians must #KickNanaOut and vote #JohnMahama2020 #MahamaAfa pic.twitter.com/34Ch6GgRkc
— Marcus Garvin (@marcusadampah) August 2, 2020