Audio By Carbonatix
Students of Unity Hall (Conti) of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology have urged the Electoral Commission to extend the Limited Voters' Registration exercise.
This message was contained in an audio played on Adom FM, Tuesday, May 10. The students urged the EC boss Charlotte Osei to have pity on them, saying 'we are her children.'
Listen to audio below.
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