Bawumia Will Not Be Happy Hearing Jean Mensa’s Recent Comments About The 2024 Elections

Bawumia will not be happy hearing Jean Mensa’s recent comments about the 2024 elections.

In the 2018 elections, Mahamudu Bawumia wants to become Ghana’s first Muslim president in the Fourth Republic. He and Matthew Opoku Prempeh are working hard to keep the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in power. But first, they need to beat John Dramani Mahama, the former president from the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC). Mahama is trying to improve his reputation since he’s the only president of this era to have served just one term.

Jean Mensa visited Parliament to update them on the Electoral Commission’s readiness for the December elections. She assured that the elections would be fair and transparent. The NDC has criticized the Electoral Commission for allegedly favoring the NPP in past elections. When asked about transparency, Jean Mensa said she would face divine consequences if found guilty of rigging. She emphasized that neither the president nor his family can influence her decisions. Jean Mensa promised to uphold the principles of fairness and to ensure the will of the people is respected. She also mentioned that media will report the election results, so no one can change them, not even the president. The Electoral Commission will train party agents to avoid complaints after the election.

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Jean Mensa stated that she is dedicated to making sure the elections are honest and that everyone’s votes count. She emphasized that her commitment to fairness is so strong that she would risk her life to uphold it. She also reassured that the Electoral Commission will offer training for party agents to help avoid disputes and ensure a smooth election process.

Jean Mensa also mentioned that the Electoral Commission is ready to handle any issues that arise during the elections and is committed to a transparent process. She stressed that the Commission’s goal is to ensure that the election results truly reflect the will of the people. By providing training and support to party agents, the Commission hopes to prevent any conflicts or complaints about the election process.

Jean Mensa concluded by emphasizing that the Electoral Commission is committed to maintaining the integrity of the election. She assured that all necessary measures are being taken to guarantee a fair and transparent process. Her focus is on ensuring that every vote is counted accurately and that the results represent the true choice of the voters.

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Jean Mensa also highlighted that the Electoral Commission is working hard to address any concerns and ensure that the election process is smooth. She reassured the public that they are doing everything possible to avoid issues and maintain trust in the electoral system. Her goal is to ensure that the election is credible and that every voter’s voice is heard and respected.