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Executive Director of the Alliance for Christian Advocacy Africa, Rev. Dr. Opuni Frimpong has called on traditional leaders to assume a distinct role in the upcoming 2024 elections.
In an interview with Adom FM, he stated that chiefs should refrain from promising politicians their votes and, instead, concentrate on ensuring that no lives are harmed during elections.
He added that it's more important for traditional leaders to keep people safe during elections.
He indicated that chiefs should leverage their influence to ensure that elections transpire peacefully and without violence.
“Many traditional leaders are making promises to support politicians during their campaigns, even though many of their followers have lost their lives in past elections. It is crucial for traditional leaders to advise politicians against causing harm to their people during elections. Simply pleasing politicians is ineffective, especially when many of them fail to fulfill their promises,”he added.
He advocated for chiefs to leverage their influence to ensure peaceful and non-violent electoral processes.
According to him, it is crucial for traditional leaders to counsel politicians against causing harm to their constituents during electoral activities.
Dr. Frimpong emphasizes that merely pleasing politicians proves ineffective, particularly when many of them fail to fulfill their promises.
Election 2024:Chiefs should stop promising politicians of win, rather demand that no one loses their lives - Rev. Dr. Opuni Frimpong #DwasoNsemSongo Stonebwoy Richmond Lamptey Code Micky Mmoa Ghana Black Stars Chris Hughton Retire Gabby Otto Addo Sack Code Micky Kurt Okraku pic.twitter.com/bm6HOztZzL— Adom 106.3 FM (@Adom1063fm) January 23, 2024
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