Okyehene Osagye­fuo Amoatia Ofori Panin has expressed confi­dence that Ghana would maintain its peace and civility despite the heated rhetoric from politicians leading up to the 2024 presiden­tial and parliamentary elections. Reflecting on the nation's electoral history, he noted that Ghana has successfully navigated high-stake elections since 1992, and the December 2024 election would follow this pattern of stability. Speaking at the Okyeman Nifa Royal Durbar, held in his honour as part of the celebra­tions marking his 25th anniver­sary on the throne, Okyenhene­emphasised the importance of responsible voting. He urged the youth and all eligible voters to exercise their rights conscientiously during the upcoming elections. "We have done it before, since 1992, and Ghana remains stron­ger and united. On December 7, go to your polling center, vote for the candidate who can bring development, and then return home. "You may choose to come back in the evening to witness the counting or stay at home and lis­ten to the results on the radio.