Ghana presidential election results: NDC opposition challenges Supreme Court results

Ghana’s opposition Democratic National Congress has announced it will travel to the Supreme Court today for the results of the 2020 presidential elections.

Dem will settle for court after the party’s national executive committee meets to decide the next decision after the 2020 election.

NDC leader John Mahama post on Twitter said that “the Democratic National Congress decides to take the Supreme Court to challenge the results of the rigged election on December 7”.

“During his trial, de NDC will pursue all legitimate actions, including protests, to demand the application of the rule of law and the protection of the lives and property of the good people of Ghana,” he added. he.

The NDC opposition rejects the 2020 presidential election results that John Mahama describes as “fictitious” and “flawed”.

After having organized a series of demonstrations across the country, calling on the Election Commission (EC) to reverse its decision in favor of the party.

Minority members of the NDC also storm the EC office to petition on certain parliamentary results, but they are unable to do so because the police are preventing them from entering EC offices.

Ghanaian police, after weeks of protest, go to court to ban all NDC protests for Accra.

After all these developments that will emerge after the 2020 election, NDC has assembled the best legal minds leading the party to the courts with the hope that the Supreme Court will overturn the election results.

Ghana Election laws allow political parties to challenge election results within 21 days of declaration of results, NDC dey take the floor on the last day which is today.