With only 298 days remaining until December 7, the Director of Elections and IT of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Dr Omane Boamah, has expressed dissatisfaction with the Electoral Commission of Ghana (EC).

Dr Boamah, a former Minister for Communication, voiced his concern over the EC's failure to announce the dates for events leading up to the upcoming general elections.

Less than a year away from the elections, Dr Boamah emphasized the importance of Ghanaians having a detailed calendar outlining the events for the 2024 polls.

In a post shared on X on Tuesday, February 13, 2024, he expressed bewilderment that the electoral calendar had not been released with less than 300 days remaining until the traditional general election day in Ghana, December 7.

"298 Days to the December 07 Presidential and Parliamentary elections, yet the Electoral Commission has still not disclosed the Electoral Calendar," he wrote.

The reason for the delay in releasing the calendar remains unclear. There is speculation that the EC's proposal to change the general election day from December 7 to November 7 might be a contributing factor. The NDC has already rejected this proposed change by the EC.