Audio By Carbonatix
The Northern Regional Police Command has assured maximum security during the National Democratic Congress (NDC) parliamentary primaries in the Tamale Central Constituency.
Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Wisdom Lavoe, Regional Police Commander, stated at a press briefing in Tamale that approximately 400 security officers, drawn from the Police, Armed Forces, Fire Service, Immigration Service, and other relevant agencies, would be deployed to polling centres and strategic locations.
He said the Command, working with stakeholders, had created four polling stations to ease congestion, ensure early counting, and facilitate a smooth declaration of results.
ACP Lavoe stressed that only accredited individuals would be granted access to the venues, warning that misconduct would be dealt with decisively.
He urged aspirants, delegates, and party officials to conduct themselves in a responsible manner.
He further assured that the Police would collaborate with the Electoral Commission and other stakeholders to ensure a transparent and peaceful process, while charging officers on duty to exhibit professionalism.
A total of 12 aspirants have been cleared to contest, with 1,551 delegates expected to vote on Saturday, September 6, 2025, at the Aliu Mahama Sports Stadium.
Latest Stories
-
Highlife to the World campaign for Black Star Experience 2027 launched in Barcelona
2 minutes -
China’s Ambassador Cong Song says people-to-people exchanges are key to strengthening Ghana-China relations
3 minutes -
Ken Ashigbe questions commitment of MMDCEs, police commanders in fight against galamsey
4 minutes -
Government ignoring internal corruption while targeting opponents – Afenyo-Markin alleges
16 minutes -
Galamsey operators exploiting cooperative mining scheme to destroy communities – Erastus Asare Donkor
19 minutes -
We’re at ‘a point of hopelessness’ in the fight against galamsey – Daryl Bosu
22 minutes -
NPP’s ‘Democracy Under Attack’ demonstration underway
25 minutes -
‘Democracy under attack’: We’re not against accountability, but against selective justice – Afenyo-Markin
39 minutes -
Livestream: Gov’t holds interfaith memorial service for victims of August 6 helicopter crash
50 minutes -
GMTF partners MDS-Lancet, Quest Medical Imaging to expand access to quality diagnostics
2 hours -
NPP demonstration meant to mar one-year helicopter crash anniversary – Solomon Owusu
2 hours -
President Mahama concludes Jamaica visit with Seville Heritage Park tour
2 hours -
The August 6 tragedy and Ghana’s Galamsey fight: Any lessons learnt?
2 hours -
Police intercept 866 parcels of suspected cocaine hidden in bags of gari, 3 suspects in custody
2 hours -
Today’s front pages: Thursday, August 6, 2026
3 hours