Why We Should Not Go Home After Voting!! – Godwin Ako Gunn writes

Do you know why we should not go home after voting?
Fellow comrades, the Special Voting on Monday, 2nd of December 2024, was marred by bribery, taking pictures of the ballot paper for monitory gains, among other infractions.
Come to think of it, some of these persons are the same people going to administer the elections. This should be a worry to all of us. How can they be able to stop others from doing the same?
Comrades, this election is a soul-restoration one for this nation. We can not miss this opportunity to reset Ghana. The only opportunity left for the NPP is shady deals like taking a picture for cash. We must stop them. Thankfully, we know their SHARP SHOOTERS’ with the money bags. We will point them out to you for disarmament.
Comrades, grab by the ear anyone who takes his phone to the polling booth with an intention of taking a picture. Pull the person to the security person in case he/she is pretending to be sleeping.
This is the reason why we must not go home after voting.
All is set for victory. What is left is vigilance. You can not leave all that with just your Polling Agents. You can play your role as a citizen vigilante on the day of the election.
If I am at a polling station, and you are also at another polling station, trust me, no one would dare come there and fool. That is the only way we can see the better days ahead.
Congratulations in advance !!!
Kun Fa Yakun


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