Walewale, Ghana – The New Patriotic Party (NPP) primary election in Walewale has been brought to an abrupt halt due to chaos and allegations of electoral malfeasance. The incident occurred at the Pentecost Church auditorium, where ballots were being sorted for counting.
According to eyewitnesses, a fracas broke out when a individual named Kamara was accused of tampering with the ballot papers. The altercation disrupted the counting process, leaving the outcome of the highly contested election in limbo.
The NPP primary was expected to be a closely contested race, with several candidates vying for the party’s nomination. However, the sudden interruption has cast a shadow over the legitimacy of the election.
The party officials and security personnel are working to restore order and ensure the integrity of the electoral process. An investigation into the allegations of ballot tampering is underway, and it remains to be seen when the counting will resume. The uncertainty surrounding the election outcome has left supporters and candidates anxiously waiting for a resolution.
Ruth Abla ADJORLOLO
