The opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) has issued a strong warning to the National Identification Authority (NIA) regarding the registration of illegal voters in Pusiga during the ongoing limited voter registration exercise.

The party asserts that such actions are against the country's best interests and has promised to vehemently oppose any such attempts.

Dr. Edward Omane Boamah, the NDC's Director of Elections and IT, expressed these concerns in a Facebook post on Tuesday, May 21.

He questioned the timing and location of the NIA's current registration activities, particularly targeting border areas during the limited voter registration period.

In his post, Dr. Boamah challenged the rationale behind the NIA's decision to register individuals at the borders concurrently with the voter registration exercise. He suggested that this move could be politically motivated and aimed at unfairly influencing the voter rolls.

"Stop this National Identification Authority's last-minute manoeuvre to aid illegal voter registration in Pusiga. The National Identification Authority (NIA), headed by Bawumia's bosom friend Ken Attafuah, has strangely chosen this voter registration period to embark on a special pilot program to issue Ghanacards to 'Ghanaians living along the borders of Ghana and Burkina Faso in Pusiga'."

The former Communications Minister called on the NIA to uphold fairness and impartiality in its operations as a state agency.

He emphasized that the NIA should not show favoritism toward any political party, ensuring that its activities do not compromise the integrity of the voter registration process.