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The campaign manager of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Peter Mac Manu, has told Ghanaians to ignore the National Democratic Congress (NDC) for laying claim to the Techiman South parliamentary seat after the 7 December elections.
NPP to contest some 7 constituencies results in court - Mac-Manu
Chairman for the 2020 general elections campaign, Peter Mac-Manu disclosed this addressing the Press a while ago.
According to the NPP, they have detected some foul play in the election process which went on in some seven constituencies.
They include the Pusiga, Cape Coast North, Asuogyaman, Bawku Central, Nkwanta North, Savelugu and Assin North constituencies.
The Chairman reiterated that, unlike the NDC, they will contest the results of these constituencies going through the right channel.
Chairman Mac-Manu also alleged that the NPP Parliamentary Candidate for Techiman South, Martin Agyei Mensah Korsah won the seat.
Our candidate won Techiman South seat as declared by EC – NPP insists Listen to article
The governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) is insisting that its parliamentary candidate for the Techiman South constituency in the 2020 polls, Martin Adjei Mensah Korsah, won the seat as declared by the Electoral Commission .
At a press conference today, Wednesday, December 23, 2020, addressed by the party’s 2020 campaign manager, Mr. Peter Mac-Manu, it said the He thus said the National Democratic Congress was engaging in acts of deception to cause public disquiet with claims it won the seat.
Mr. Adjei Korsah polled 49,682 while his contender polled 49,205, the party added.
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