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Former President John Mahama on Wednesday afternoon registered for a voter ID card at the Bole District Assembly Office.
The flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress, spoke to the media present after he registered urging those who have not gotten on the roll to register.
Mr Mahama would spend the rest of the day, and the next four days visiting a number of registration centres and communities in the Savanna, Northern, Oti and Volta Regions.
He will also pay courtesy calls on a number of traditional rulers.
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