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The Acting Director of the Center for
African and International Studies at the University of Cape Coast (UCC), Dr.
Wilson Yayoh, has emphasized the need for a systematic and continuous public
education on how to vote properly.
African and International Studies at the University of Cape Coast (UCC), Dr.
Wilson Yayoh, has emphasized the need for a systematic and continuous public
education on how to vote properly.
Dr. Yayoh, who is also an expert in the
international Relations and Politics, was speaking to SUNCITY Radio’s Morning
Show Host Nana Kyei Adoma Samuel on the aftermath of the general elections and
the way forward.
international Relations and Politics, was speaking to SUNCITY Radio’s Morning
Show Host Nana Kyei Adoma Samuel on the aftermath of the general elections and
the way forward.
He explained that the incidence of numerous
rejected ballots during elections was an inditement on Ghana’s democratic
growth and development.
rejected ballots during elections was an inditement on Ghana’s democratic
growth and development.
He stated, “Democracy dos not thrive on
ignorance” and called on the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) and
the political parties themselves, to embark on sustainable education of the
public, on how to vote properly.
ignorance” and called on the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) and
the political parties themselves, to embark on sustainable education of the
public, on how to vote properly.
Credit: SUNCITY RADIO, SUNYANI.
