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Mahama urges EC to strengthen electoral technology, inclusion and professionalism

President John Dramani Mahama has urged the Electoral Commission (EC) to strengthen professionalism, improve the use of technology and make Ghana’s electoral processes more inclusive and accessible to all eligible voters.
The President further emphasised that protecting electoral integrity was a shared national responsibility, urging political parties to act responsibly, citizens to reject intimidation and violence, and the media to verify information before publication.
President Mahama assured the Commission of the government’s support in carrying out its mandate, while stressing that its independence must be respected.
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