The appeal, recorded on Monday, 27th January 2025, blames the people for breaking Article 42 of Ghana’s 1992 Constitution. Charges incorporate inadequacy, predisposition, and activities that have disintegrated public trust in the EC’s uprightness, in contradiction of Articles 23 and 296 of the Constitution.
The candidate, from the Volta Locale, explicitly referred to the disappointment of electors in Santrokofi, Akpafu, Lolobi, and Likpe (SALL) during the 2020 parliamentary political race, which left them without portrayal in Parliament.
For over four years, the people of SALL were deprived of their constitutional right to parliamentary representation, leaving them without a voice in the legislative process. At the time of this deliberate exclusion, the parliamentary composition was a hung parliament.
The SALL area’s parliamentary vote was pivotal and could have potentially given the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) a majority. By disenfranchising these voters, the EC acted in a manner that suggests partisan bias and an attempt to influence the balance of power in Parliament.