In a remarkable and unprecedented scene at the New Patriotic Party's (NPP) ongoing primaries in the Berekum East constituency, a 'seriously' ill delegate, believed to be in his 30s, went to great lengths to cast his vote.

The delegate, whose identity and specific condition remain undisclosed, was transported to the voting centre in a taxi. Despite being visibly unwell, he displayed determination as he wore an oxygen mask, and an oxygen tank was present in the vehicle.

Accompanied by two male nurses and two individuals assumed to be his relatives, the sick delegate defied the odds to participate in the democratic process. The motive behind his decision to exercise his franchise in such a precarious health condition remains unclear.

The extraordinary act has left many questioning the circumstances that led to the delegate's determination to cast his vote amid health struggles.

As the NPP primaries unfold across various constituencies, this incident in Berekum East serves as a testament to the commitment and importance individuals place on their civic duty, even in challenging circumstances.

Video footage capturing this unusual event has circulated on social media, sparking discussions about the lengths some citizens are willing to go to exercise their democratic rights.