The Electoral Commission's Director of Electoral Services (EC), Dr. Serebour Quaicoe, emphasized that the Commission maintains a positive relationship with the National Democratic Congress (NDC), highlighting the party's role as a significant stakeholder in Ghana's electoral process.

During an interview on JoyNews Pulse, Dr. Quaicoe clarified that the NDC's concerns about electoral processes are welcomed and addressed by the EC. He explained that after clarification, the NDC moves forward without harboring grudges.

Dr. Quaicoe underscored the commonality of such exchanges between political parties and the EC, noting that these discussions are not personal attacks. He emphasized that both entities are not adversaries, as they often share backgrounds and maintain civil interactions.

The recent friction between the NDC and the EC stemmed from allegations regarding missing Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) equipment. Initially denied by the EC, the issue was later acknowledged, though the EC assured that this incident would not impact the upcoming elections.