President Nana Akufo-Addo cast his vote in Kyebi, his hometown in the East Akim constituency of the Eastern Region, shortly after polls opened nationwide.He was accompanied by his wife, Rebecca Akufo-Addo, and described the voting process as smooth and efficient. “I have voted. The process was excellent, very simple,” he said.

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The President also praised the peaceful conduct of this year’s elections, stating, “Reports from across the country show that the election is going well and being conducted peacefully.”Speaking to the media, he commended Ghanaians for their commitment to democracy, saying, “Our people are showing their dedication to democratic principles, and for that, we must be thankful to God.

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”Nana Addo Cast his Vote ❤️🤍💙"Hawa Koomson""Sam George""Ayawaso West Wuogon"Muntaka”"Maa Lydia"#1TouchForBawumia "Atwima Foase" "Stephen Amoah"#GhanaVsNPP pic.twitter.com/TSw3oAJxbE— Osu official TV (@OsuofficialTV) December 7, 2024 He encouraged everyone who had not yet voted to do so, emphasising the importance of every vote. “Please go out and vote.

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Every vote matters, and your voice counts in shaping our future,” he urged.Mr. Akufo-Addo expressed hope for a successful outcome of the election, where the majority of Ghanaians would accept the result. “We want to have a situation where, at the end of the day, the majority of Ghanaians are satisfied with the outcome.”Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia voted earlier in his hometown in the Northern Region.

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Former President John Mahama also cast his vote after visiting his late father’s grave for traditional prayers.

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