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Volta Region rallies for peace ahead of Ghana's 2024 elections

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Agyeman Joshua

Dec 2, 2024

Volta Region rallies for peace ahead of Ghana's 2024 elections with a unity walk in Ho, urging calm, acceptance of results, and rejection of violence.
This event aimed to ensure peaceful elections and safeguard Ghana’s democratic reputation

The Volta Region has intensified efforts to promote peace ahead of Ghana’s December 7, 2024, elections. On Saturday, the Volta Regional Peace Council, working with political parties, government institutions, and civil society groups, organized a peace walk through Ho’s streets.



This event aimed to ensure peaceful elections and safeguard Ghana’s democratic reputation. Special voting begins on December 2, prompting nationwide appeals for calm and order.

Rev. Seth Mawutor, Chairman of the Peace Council, urged politicians to uphold democratic principles and avoid violence. “You don’t have to fight to serve this country. Use your thumbprint. Let’s ensure peace prevails,” he said. He also cautioned youths against being manipulated to cause unrest.


The Volta Regional Chief Imam, Alhaji Alfa Anas Hamidu, echoed these sentiments, calling on Zongo youths to reject violence. “As Muslims, we should promote peace,” he stressed.



Among participants was Mr. Mawulorm Klutse, Independent Parliamentary Candidate for Ho Central, who appealed for peaceful elections and acceptance of results. “I encourage every political party to accept the outcome of the election results,” he said.



The event concluded at Ho Jubilee Park with fitness exercises led by the 66 Artillery Regiment, reinforcing the spirit of unity and peace.

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