An aspiring Parliamentary Candidate of the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Kpandai Constituency, Richard Nyamah has asked political parties not to politise the ongoing limited voters' registration exercise.

According to him, it does not benefit anyone to run down the exercise for any "cheap political gain(s).

Speaking in an interview with JoyNews on Monday, September 18, Mr Nyamah narrated the challenges some constituents of Kpandai are facing due to the rainy season.

He revealed that some portions of the Kpandai constituency have been cut off due to the situation which he described as force majeure.

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"I think the process is going smoothly. Initially, there were a lot of hitches with network issues and other issues with the political parties not understanding the process. But, the major issue affecting the exercise is force majeure that is the weather as currently there is a lot of rainfall in the northern region.

"Currently, part of the Kpandai constituency has been cut off completely which is preventing constituents in some parts of the constituency from coming to register because the rivers are overflowing their banks."

Meanwhile, the Electoral Commission (EC) has registered a total of 182,831 voters in the first six days of the limited voter registration exercise being conducted across the country.

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This was announced by the Chairperson of the Electoral Commission, Jean Mensa, at a press briefing in Accra, dubbed, “Let The Citizen Know” on Monday.

“At the end of six days, we have recorded a total of 182,831 registered voters. Western region recorded 11,644 representing 6.4% of persons registered; Western North registered 6,491 representing 3.6%; Central region registered 17,590 representing 9.6%; Greater Accra region has registered 27,264 representing 14.9%; Volta region registered 12,681 representing 6.9%.”

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“Oti region registered 4,427 representing 2.4%; Eastern region registered 19,327 representing 10.6%; Ashanti region registered 29,255 representing 16%, Bono region registered 6,580 representing 3.6%; Ahafo region registered 4,244 representing 2.3%; Upper East registered 8,639 representing 4.7% and Upper West region registered 5,241 representing 2.9%,” Mrs Mensa stated.