King Promise
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Afrobeats sensation Newman Gregory Bortey popularly known as King Promise has joined the over 15 million Ghanaians eligible for this year’s general election by registering.
The ‘CCTV’ singer took to his Twitter page to announce his registration today.
“The voters’ registration exercise ends today. Have you registered? I just did mine. You should take advantage of it and register if you haven’t. Be a citizen,” he tweeted.
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