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Open letter to Emile Short to call meeting of EC Eminent Group on aftermath of elections On the 25th November, our Advisory Committee had a tough “Zoom meeting” with the EC with tempers slightly frayed. On the 26th November, the EC Commissioner issued a letter of commendation and appreciation for the open and frank interaction of the 25th and the pieces of advice (nuggets) and wisdom voluntarily advanced by members to assist in the common task ahead of the EC, ie to execute on the 7th of December during Ghana’s Presidential and Parliamentary Elections. Today, ie the 23rd December 2020, the Elections are technically over but clearly, and as was expected, there is a chorus of complaints and objections, including open public street demonstrations directed at EC on its election management performance on the 7th December 2020. ....
Poll results: Summon a meeting of Eminent Advisory Committee – Nana Ato Dadzie to Emile Short A member of the Eminent Advisory Committee, Nana Ato Dadzie has asked the chair of the Committee, Justice Emile Short to summon a meeting immediately on the December 7 general elections and issues emerging from the polls. In an open letter to Justice Short, he said “The situation has been compounded by what appears to have been some weaknesses in the post voting collation exercise, leading to the unacceptable and wholly avoidable loss of precious lives of some 6-8 Ghanaians. “We all must be alarmed and legitimately seek to be briefed on what went wrong. Tension is obviously building up in the country as seen and read both in the mainstream and social media.” ....