Former President John Dramani Mahama has called for an end to what he describes as "the militarisation of our elections", where armed military and security operatives are deployed to polling and coalition centres.
He said the practice was a recipe for chaos and needed to be stopped to maintain sanity in the country's electoral process.
Mr Mahama said this while committing to peace at the 2024 Peace Campaign organised by the Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Council in collaboration with the Christian Council and the Office of the National Chief Imam at the State House, Accra ahead of the December polls.
The former President said his Party, the National Democratic Congress, would be making an official proposal to the National Peace Council to expand the signatories to the Peace Pact to include all other important stakeholders in the elections.