Mahama tasks new EC Deputy Chairpersons to protect electoral integrity

President John Dramani Mahama has actually advised recently sworn-in Deputy Chairpersons of the Electoral Commission (EC), Emelia Afi Agbenyo and Dr Joseph Kwaku Asamoah, to support electoral stability, make sure fairness and reinforce public self-confidence in Ghana’s elections.

He stated their consultations featured a considerable obligation to safeguard the structures of Ghana’s democracy by making sure that every qualified person might take part in elections and every legitimate vote was counted.

Speaking at their swearing-in event on Monday, October 12, President Mahama stated the trustworthiness of elections depends mostly on the stability, skills and fairness of the Electoral Commission.

He advised the 2 authorities to make sure that the will of individuals is properly shown in electoral results.

President Mahama highlighted Dr Asamoah’s background in law, accountancy, economics and election administration, keeping in mind that his experience within the Commission’s audit, financing and training departments had actually equipped him with useful understanding of its operations.

He motivated Dr Asamoah to utilize his know-how in election administration, results management and electoral officer training to reinforce institutional systems, enhance personnel preparation and guarantee the accountable management of public resources.

The President likewise applauded Ms Agbenyo’s experience in public administration, institutional management, advancement cooperation and stakeholder engagement.

He kept in mind that her management at the Ghana TVET Service, which included collaborating across the country operations and supporting policy execution, had actually prepared her for the needs of an organization that needed efficient preparation and coordination throughout the nation.

President Mahama prompted both authorities to bring their particular knowledge to bear upon the work of the Commission, worrying the value of proficiency, responsibility and fairness in the administration of elections.

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