Nandom delegates reportedly interrupt NPP Upper West regional elections
The New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) Upper West Regional executive elections have been briefly disrupted following an incident involving some delegates from the Nandom Constituency. The incident occurred at the Wa Technical Institute, where delegates had gathered to elect new regional executives. The cause of the disruption was not immediately clear, but it temporarily interrupted what […]
Incidents at the NPP Upper West Regional elections temporarily halted proceedings at the Wa Technical Institute in the Upper West Region. Reports suggest delegates from the Nandom constituency were responsible for the disruption during the voting process. The Electoral Commission, responsible for overseeing the elections, is currently addressing the situation to restore normalcy.
Thirty-eight candidates are competing for 11 executive positions, with all positions facing opposition. Security personnel and electoral officials are working to ensure the safety and orderly continuation of the voting process.
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