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Report by Edward FRIMPONG
The Mayor of Accra, Hon Elizabeth Sackey has embarked on a working visit to a voter registration centre at Nii Kojo Ababio Basic School in Accra to encourage participation in the ongoing limited voter registration exercise.
The visit was also to, among other things, inspect the facilities and ensure that the registration process was conducted smoothly and efficiently.
The 21-day registration exercise, which began today, will continue until May 27, 2024, and to be eligible for registration, individuals must prove their Ghanaian citizenship using one of the following documents: A Ghanaian citizenship identity card, a driving license, a birth certificate, a passport, a baptismal certificate, or be attested to by two guarantors.
In an interaction with registration officials and potential voters during the tour, Mayor Sackey emphasised the importance of the registration process, particularly for first-time voters and those wishing to obtain a voter card.
She highlighted the significance of active citizenship and the role of voting in shaping the future of the country.
“The exercise began today, and I am delighted to hear we are recording some numbers. Every eligible citizen must exercise their right to vote,” she said.
He expressed satisfaction with the arrangements made by the Electoral Commission and encouraged them to continue their efforts.
“I am impressed by the dedication of the registration officials. I urge them to continue their efforts to ensure that the process is conducted smoothly and efficiently,” she said.
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