In an effort to ensure a peaceful and transparent election in December, the Electoral Commission (EC), the Ghana Police Service, and the Christian Council have unveiled comprehensive plans. The new measures were out doored during the inauguration of a 15-member Eminent Persons Group, 2024. This group is tasked with serving as a proactive peacebuilding platform
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In an effort to ensure a peaceful and transparent election in December, the Electoral Commission (EC), the Ghana Police Service, and the Christian Council have unveiled comprehensive plans.
The new measures were out doored during the inauguration of a 15-member Eminent Persons Group, 2024.
This group is tasked with serving as a proactive peacebuilding platform for the 2024 elections. Comprising respected figures from various sectors, the Eminent Persons Group will work to mediate conflicts, foster dialogue among stakeholders, and promote peaceful coexistence during the election period.
The establishment of the Eminent Persons Group is a testament to the Christian Council’s dedication to supporting a peaceful electoral environment.
The group’s mandate includes monitoring the pre-election atmosphere, engaging with political parties and candidates to promote peaceful conduct, and intervening in any disputes that may arise.
This collaborative effort aims to establish a framework that guarantees a smooth electoral process and maintains peace throughout the election period.
The EC has announced its strategic plans and schedule ahead of the national elections set for December.
Speaking at the inauguration of the Eminent Persons Group, the Deputy Chairman of the EC, Dr Eric Bossman emphasized the Commission’s unwavering commitment to conducting a transparent and efficient elections.
The EC’s plans include various measures designed to enhance voter education, streamline voting procedures, and ensure that the electoral process is free from fraud and irregularities.
During the same event, the Inspector General of Police (IGP) reassured the public of the Police Service’s readiness to maintain peace throughout the election period.
Highlighting proactive measures, the IGP asserted that the Police Service is well-prepared to handle any election-related issues.
The IGP emphasized that the Police are “on top of the game” when it comes to dealing with potential disruptions and would take firm action against any political party that attempts to disturb the electoral process.
The collaboration among the EC, the Ghana Police Service, and the Christian Council highlights the comprehensive approach being taken to ensure the success of the December elections.
By combining efforts, these institutions aim to create a secure, transparent, and fair electoral process that upholds democratic principles and ensures the will of the people is accurately represented.
As the December elections approach, the unveiled plans and measures provide a robust framework for managing the electoral process.
The proactive stance of the EC, the readiness of the Police Service, and the peacebuilding initiatives of the Christian Council collectively aim to safeguard the integrity of the elections and promote a peaceful environment for all voters.
By Deborah Abba Mensah
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