The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has called on the Electoral Commission (EC) to immediately halt a purported recollation exercise of parliamentary election results from December 7, 2024, being conducted at the Tesano Police Training School.

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The party expressed grave concerns over the exercise, which it believes is being carried out in bad faith and could lead to electoral chaos, erode public trust, and destabilize the nation's peace and cohesion.In an urgent statement, the NDC called for an emergency meeting of the Inter-Party Advisory Committee (IPAC) to be convened today to address the matter.

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The party emphasized that such an exercise, conducted without proper consultation, has the potential to fuel tensions and further undermine the integrity of the electoral process.The NDC’s statement urged the Electoral Commission to act decisively, asserting that the sanctity of the electoral process must be preserved and that all steps taken by the EC must be guided by principles of legality, fairness, and consensus.

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According to the NDC, an inclusive dialogue through an emergency IPAC meeting would provide clarity on the situation and restore confidence in the Electoral Commission’s commitment to upholding its constitutional mandate.The party’s call for immediate action comes at a critical time, with political tensions running high in the wake of the December 7 election.

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The NDC insists that the public and all political stakeholders must be assured that the electoral process is transparent and conducted in a manner that reflects the will of the people.The Electoral Commission (EC) has relocated the results collation process for the Eastern Region to the National Police Training School (NPTS) at Tesano in Accra.

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As a result, the Ghana Police Service has intensified security measures following disputes over results collation.<img src="

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