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The Electoral Commission and the National Identification Authority are hoping to begin a mass exercise for the new voters register and the Ghana card respectively after the lifting of some restrictions amid Covid-19.
On today’s edition of JoyNews’ Beyond the Lockdown, some officials from the EC and NIA will meet with host, Emefa Apawu to discuss the process involved in these exercises while ensuring the coronavirus does not spread.
The Director of Electoral Services, Dr Serebour Quaicoe, Director of Training, Mike Boadu, and Head of NIA Corporate Affairs, ACI Francis Palmdeti are the guests on the show.
Viewers can send in their questions and concerns to JoyNews via the WhatsApp line 0244340437 and to all JoyNews’ social media platforms.
Beyond the Lockdown will come off at 7:30 pm on JoyNews TV. It will also be live on MyJoyOnline.com, Joy FM and all JoyNews’ social media handles.
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