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The Police have arrested one person for impeding the election process at the ongoing NPP National Delegates Conference in Accra.
The Ghana Police Service announced this in a terse statement on its Facebook post a while ago.
Currently, vote counting has been done awaiting the official declaration by the Electoral Commission.
Over 6,000 delegates voted in the election which has lasted all day.
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