RESTIVE EC BOSS MUST BE ADVISED BEFORE THINGS GETS OUT OF HAND

A youth group within opposition National Democratic Congress(NDC), Powerful Youth of NDC is warning the EC Boss to Jean Mensah to desist from her restive acts because they are not going to take it cool with her, if she still holds her decision of telling Ghanaians that registration of Voters ID Card will only be done at Ec offices.

How on earth would she do that, when will people from far Villages and far distances locate EC offices to do their registration, is she trying to tell us that they are only going to register only those in the Urban areas? The group quizzed.

According to Pwerful Youth of the NDC in a statement signed by its leader Seth Okyere, Ghana now lives under a despicable government, where lies have been the order of each day, EC boss now lying and telling Ghanaians there are not enough machines to be sent to various centers for registration, meanwhile they have planned to offer some of the machines they are telling Ghanaians not enough to the New Patriotic Party to do their own registration.

‘We want to ask them, are they working for NPP or Ghana? They better be warned and stop behaving negatively or else they will see the wrath of we the Powerful Youth of NDC’.

The group said if the EC don't know their work, then they are telling them to be independent and stop associating themselves from the NPP and keep focus on their work.

Source; Odiasempa Kwaku Mensah

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