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President Akufo-Addo has emphasized the importance of peaceful elections, urging citizens to demonstrate political maturity and work together to build a prosperous and harmonious Ghana.
Addressing the gathering at the graduation parade of the Ghana Military Academy, the President called for a concerted effort by the military to address the complex dynamics of migration trends.
He recognized the issue’s potential to undermine the hard-won peace and security in the country as Ghana prepares for the 2024 general election.
“Ghana will once again demonstrate democratic maturity through the conduct of free and fair elections. I urge you to discharge your duties with professionalism and neutrality, ensuring safety and security. I want to reassure all Ghanaians that our democracy will remain steadfast and unshaken."
He added that "The right to free and fair elections is non-negotiable, and I am committed to ensuring that the will of the people prevails in every election."
"No ambitions of any politician or political party will ever compromise the peace and stability that we, as a nation, have worked so hard to build."
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