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Bribery laws should be enforced instead of scrapping delegate system – Evans Nimako

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has argued that Ghana should focus on enforcing existing electoral laws against bribery and vote-buying rather than abolishing the delegate system used in internal party elections."This issue of the judgment by the Supreme Court is something that the New Patriotic Party did not really support because we knew that if you want to ensure the growth of democracy, you need to have viable political parties.
Mr Nimako maintained that dismantling the delegate system is not the appropriate solution to excessive spending and vote-buying during internal party elections.
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