Over 18 million Ghanaians will today, Saturday December 7, 2024 cast their votes across the country to elect a new president and parliamentarians.
Across the nation, early risers have already begun forming long queues at various polling stations, eager to make their voices heard.
Reports from Channel One News' Elizabeth Ocansey reveal that as early as 4:30 a.m., voters in the Tema West Constituency were lining up outside the Great Counsellor International School polling station, ready to cast their votes.
By 4:48 a.m., the queue had only grown longer, as many citizens, especially the elderly, expressed their determination to avoid the usual long waits later in the day.
