A Ghanaian citizen, identified as Afia, has expressed frustration over the disillusion with voting processes.

She has vowed not to vote again because she believe that delegates (who are typically party representatives or key decision-makers) receive GHS 5,000 as a bribe or incentive, while ordinary voters like herself only receive GHS 200 to vote for the New Patriotic Party (NPP).

"Recently, Shirley informed us, the pure water vendors, that we would each receive GHS 500 to start our businesses. However, when some of us showed up, we were told that this isn't our voting center. It seems that, even though we are all NPP members, Shirley is insisting that you must vote in his constituency to get the GHS 500."

"When they come, they try to sway your vote by offering GHS 200. Meanwhile, the delegates have already received GHS 5,000, along with fridges and other items, and then they approach me, trying to convince me to vote for the NPP," Afia expressed.