Audio By Carbonatix
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has described as fake a press statement circulating on social media that the party has ordered its parliamentary candidates not to partake in NCCE debates.
NPP Deputy Communications Director, Perry Okudzeto told Myjoyonline.com's Abubakar Ibrahim on Monday that the party has not written or commissioned anyone to write such a statement.
He urged Ghanaians to disregard the statement.
Read the fake message below:
All NPP PCs are with immediate effect, directed to stay away from the debates being organised by the NCCE and it's allied institutions.
We are not debating the NDC and their cohorts at this time of the day. After they rejected the IEA presidential platform they turn around and organise one through the NCCE.
Just as Dr. Bawumia said, they should go and debate the good people of Ghana. Let us stick to our retail campaign and increase the tempo to ensure we cover all grounds in the constituency.
Parliamentary candidates are thereby directed to strictly adhere to this directive and avoid the NCCE platform which has been cooked to favor the NDC .
Change is Coming and we would not give the NDC the chance to stall it.
....Signed......
Martin Adjei-Mensah Korsah
(Director of Elections)
Latest Stories
-
Regulation should safeguard innovation, not stifle it – BoG
5 minutes -
5 critically injured in accident at Asafo Labour Roundabout
6 minutes -
Reported fraud cases rose by 48% in 2025 – BoG
9 minutes -
Ghana cannot arrest its way out of Galamsey – A case for medium scale mining revolution
15 minutes -
Conditions for increasing lending progressively improving – BoG
18 minutes -
Akufo-Addo gov’t took difficult decisions that protected Ghana’s economy – Egyapa Mercer
34 minutes -
NSMQ 2026: Armed Forces SHTS march to nationals, warn rivals ‘we’re coming with our guns’
38 minutes -
Stonebwoy’s success speaks louder than words
51 minutes -
GVCA pension industry roundtable promotes diversification, investment risk management
53 minutes -
Ghana seeks Australia’s expertise in sustainable mining, renewable energy
58 minutes -
WAFCON 2026: Black Queens turn attention to Cape Verde clash
59 minutes -
Ghana, Lebanon pledge stronger ties in education, trade and manufacturing
1 hour -
The financial management imperative for SMEs in Ghana and Africa: From survival to sustainable prosperity
1 hour -
Technology must transform lives, not just banking—Ecobank
1 hour -
WAFCON 2026: Côte d’Ivoire mark return with emphatic Burkina Faso victory
1 hour