The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has sternly asked the Electoral Commission (EC) to promptly address seven questions regarding the stolen equipment it reported several months ago.

This call follows what the party's General Secretary, Fiifi Kwetey, characterizes as the EC's inaction and lack of transparency to Ghanaians.

During an IPAC meeting, the NDC learned that not only were laptops stolen as reported sosme months ago, but also Biometric Voters Registration (BVR) kits and Biometric Verification Devices (BVDs) went missing.

Consequently, the NDC is expecting the EC to provide immediate answers to these questions as members of the party deem it imperative to the Ghanaian citizen.

"Have all unretrieved BVDs been returned to the EC headquarters?, What are the serial numbers of these BVDs? Which polling stations were the BVD's deployed to? What are the names of the people who are in charge of the BVD's? When last were these BVDs deployed to a polling station? What are the protocols for the deployment of BVD's to polling stations? Were these protocols adhered to with respect to the missing BVDs? Who has personal responsibility for the safe custody in return of BVDs deployed to polling stations?" Fiifi Kwetey sternly read out at a press briefing on Monday May 15.