Prospective voters wishing to take advantage of the proxy and the transfer of votes from one polling station to another would, however, have to notify the EC 42 days before the polls instead of the current 21 days.
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Mr Attoh was speaking during the GIFEC Week celebration on the topic: “ICT for Sustainable Development”. The week was to show case the achievements of the Fund to the general public.
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I think it had to do with publicity. The aged are by their radio and television sets all the time. The younger ones go off to work and may have missed the media announcements on the exercise.
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The beneficiary youth are drawn from all ten regions across the country. The training is a collaboration between NYEP and the Rlg Institute of Technology, a subsidiary of Rlg Communications.
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It will therefore be necessary to for the EC to come out and address the issues and assure Ghanaians of peaceful and credible results for the elections in Ghana.
We do not have to take things for granted and wait till the last day for pandemonium to reign at the polling centers.
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