By King Amoah.
In a rallying cry for justice and equity, Margaret Agyinsam, a prominent trader based in Kumasi Bantama, has voiced her strong endorsement for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) nationwide demonstration against the Electoral Commission (EC) amid growing concerns about alleged electoral misconduct.
With exciting upcoming elections on the horizon, her sentiments echo a nationwide call for peace and fairness and the necessity for a transparent electoral process.
Agyinsam, in an interview expressed worry about the integrity of the electoral system, has asserted that the Commission must act as a neutral arbiter and not become a pawn in political games.
“We want peace to prevail in our country, especially during these elections.
We need the Electoral Commission to remember that it is not the property of Jean Mensa or the New Patriotic Party (NPP)
The trader asserts that the Commission’s role is to serve all Ghanaians.
Concerns Over Alleged Electoral Malpractice.
The backdrop of Margaret Agyinsam’s statements stems from widespread allegations of voter suppression and rigging attempts favoring the NPP, raising fears of a compromised electoral process.
According to her many feel that if these actions go unchallenged, they could have disastrous effects on Ghana’s democracy, leading to a disillusioned electorate and potential civil unrest.Agyinsam’s endorsement of the NDC’s demonstration on Tuesday Sept 17 2024 signifies larger societal anxieties about the supposed partiality of the EC.
Citizens are beginning to rally behind the call for vigilantly monitoring the electoral process. “Ghanaians are ready to resist corrupt elections,” Margaret Agyinsam asserted.
“We are calling on the EC to ensure that the process is transparent, fair, and serves the interests of every citizen, not just those with political connections.”The Importance of Civic Engagement
The upcoming demonstrations underscore the importance of civic engagement in the nation’s political discourse.
It is essential for citizens to participate actively, voice their proposals, and demand accountability from electoral commissions. Agyinsam’s vocal position as a trader—an identity that resonates with numerous Ghanaians advocating for economic stability and democratic integrity—highlights the interconnectedness of politics and everyday life.
“We cannot sit idly by while our rights are threatened. Free and fair elections are a bedrock of our democracy, and if we allow the commission’s actions to go unchecked, we relinquish our voice and power,” she pointed out.
She implores fellow citizens to stand united in their demand for a transparent electoral process that prioritizes the welfare of the nation over partisan interests.
Margaret Agyinsam stands as a voice of many Ghanaians advocating for integrity in the electoral process.
Her commitment to resisting corruption and the promotion of democratic values exemplifies the growing momentum toward ensuring that the future of Ghana is defined by transparency, accountability, and peace.
