Vice President of Imani Ghana, Bright Simons has voiced his challenges in ensuring public accountability within Ghana's electoral processes.

The founder of IMANI Africa, Franklin Cudjoe, took to Twitter to expose the Electoral Commission's lack of transparency to Ghanaians over the past four years managing electoral services in the country.

In support of Franklin Cudjoe's assertion, Bright Simons shared his post, underscoring the difficulty of holding the EC accountable.

"It has been a tiresome & frankly frustrating few years of trying to hold Ghana's Electoral Commission to account! But IMANI is not giving up yet. It has enlisted a body that has the powers to tackle the EC's impunity. Public accountability is a marathon!"

The organization has remained steadfast in its efforts. Despite setbacks, IMANI has recently taken a new approach by enlisting the support of a regulatory body with the authority to address the EC's alleged impunity.

This move signals IMANI's continued commitment to ensuring transparency and accountability within the EC, which plays a crucial role in Ghana's democratic processes.

The organization's determination reflects its belief that public accountability is not a short-term goal but a long-term endeavor, often likened to a marathon.

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