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Reports from the Ashanti Region say the NDC is withdrawing their party agents from the Ejisu Juaben Constituency.
The party reportedly went to polling stations in the constituency with a bus to take away their polling agents.
A presiding officer who spoke to Joy News said everything was going on smoothly until at about 3 pm when a lady came in a bus and asked the NDC agent to get into the bus.
He said the agents were having lunch and were surprised at the turn of events.
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