We’ll resist any attempt to alter parliamentary elections – NPP

The General Secretary of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Justin Frimpong Kodua, has issued a stern warning against any attempts to manipulate the results of the parliamentary elections.

Speaking at a press conference on Sunday evening, Kodua called on the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Dr. George Akuffo Dampare, to ensure law and order at collation centers nationwide. He accused the National Democratic Congress (NDC) of orchestrating chaos in constituencies where, according to him, the NPP had clearly emerged victorious.

“Data that led to our flagbearer’s concession this morning clearly shows that the NPP has won these constituencies. However, the NDC, unwilling to accept their losses, is desperately trying to pressure the Electoral Commission (EC) to alter the results,” he stated.

Kodua strongly condemned the violence reportedly perpetrated by NDC supporters and made it clear that the NPP would not tolerate any actions aimed at tampering with the election outcomes.

“We strongly denounce these attacks and serve notice that we will resist any attempts to alter the results of the parliamentary elections in these constituencies,” he declared.

Reiterating his call for swift action, Kodua reminded the IGP of his commitment to upholding the integrity of the electoral process.

“Mr. IGP, on two separate occasions, you assured political parties that you would ensure free, fair, and transparent elections. Your words were clear and unambiguous,” he said.

Kodua urged the IGP to safeguard the rights and safety of citizens at the collation centers and to prevent any forms of illegal intimidation. He also appealed to the leadership of the NDC to control their supporters and publicly condemn the acts of violence.

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