The Executive Director of the Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA), Sulemana Braimah, has expressed concerns about the upcoming elections, citing growing anxiety among the populace.
Speaking on Joy News' Newsfile program, Braimah lauded the efforts of political parties in signing a peace pact to promote a non-violent electoral process.
However, he highlighted the worrying state of affairs in Ghana, pointing to numerous incidents across the country that he believes are either politically motivated or have significant electoral implications.
Braimah referenced the unresolved killing of eight individuals in Techiman during the last election, lamenting the lack of justice. "Certainly, we all know that the developments in Bawku have electoral implications.