The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has called on its members, agents, and supporters stationed at collation centres across the country to withdraw and return home.

The directive comes as the party expresses appreciation for their vigilance during the electoral process.

In a statement issued on December 10, signed by NDC General Secretary Fifi Kwetey, the party thanked its supporters for their dedication to safeguarding the integrity of the elections. However, it emphasized the need for members to trust the leadership and technical team to handle the rest of the collation and declaration process.

“This is the time to trust the leadership and the technical staff of our great party to fully manage the rest of the process. Our team of experienced professionals is fully prepared and equipped to ensure that every aspect of the collation and declaration process is handled diligently and transparently,” the statement read.

The announcement follows rising tensions at certain collation centres, particularly at the Accra regional collation centre, where delays in declaring the Ablekuma North constituency results have caused unease among party supporters.

The NDC reassured its members of their commitment to upholding the will of the people and ensuring that every vote cast for the party is protected. The statement urged supporters to remain calm, confident, and focused, as the leadership works to secure victory.

"Your role in this process has been invaluable, and we urge you to remain united and resolute as we work in your interest,” it concluded.

The party remains optimistic that the results will reflect the choice of the Ghanaian people, pledging to handle the final phases of the process diligently.