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Executive members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) of East Ayawaso, Ayawaso North and Ayawaso Central in Accra predicted that former president John Dramani Manama would get between 95% and 98%. % of the votes in their respective constituencies.
In separate interviews with the Daily Graphic on Saturday, they argued that the majority of NDC delegates were of the opinion that Mr. Mahama (JDM) was the preferred candidate to fight the New Party's power Patriotic Party (NPP) in the 2020 elections.
NDC President for Ayawaso East, Olabode Wiliams, NDC President for Central Ayawaso Della Jeraldo, and NDC Vice President for Ayawaso North, Alhaji Abdul-Manaf Walker, said the party was campaigning for the legacy and achievements of JDM. and it was therefore necessary to give him the green light to lead the NDC to victory.
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They said that many other Ghanaians aspired for the return of JDM in order to save the country from incompetent and ineffective government of the nuclear power station.
According to them, Ghanaians were suffering from difficulties, insecurity, fear and panic, and they hoped that JDM would solve the problems.
The executive members rejected the fact that JDM had only one term and indicated that the important thing now was to give power to the NDC in the next elections.
They said the other six flag candidates were good, but the party could not market them region by region, riding by riding and riding by riding to win the 2020 election.
Williams predicted 98% for JDM, while MM. Walker and Jeraldo both predicted 97% for JDM.
Nearly 280,000 NDC delegates are expected to vote to elect a flag bearer who will represent the party in the 2020 election.
Other candidates include the second vice-speaker of Parliament, Alban Kingsford, Sumani Bagbin; Joshua Alabi, former Vice Chancellor of the University of Accra Professional Studies (UPSA); former General Manager of the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA), Mr. Sylvester Mensah.
The others are a former Minister of Trade and Industry, Mr. Ekwow Spio-Garbrah; the businessman, Alhaji Nurideen Iddrisu, and a manager, Mr. Goosie Tanoh.
Peaceful election
The vote is peaceful and smooth in the constituencies of Ayawaso East, Ayawaso North and Ayawaso Central visited by the Graphic Online team.
The police were in the different polling stations to provide security and the party office members said the party had not deployed any members to provide security.
Voting began at 7 am sharp at the CAC School Group polling station in the East Ayawaso constituency.
The returning officer, Mr. Azila Innocent, told Graphic Online that all voting materials, such as the voters' register, indelible ink, validation stamps and ballots, were all ready before the beginning of the exercise.
He described the process as smoothly as he had not seen any troubling incidents.
At 9:11, 218 of the 814 registered delegates had voted.
Nima District Commander Superintendent I. K. Amemo told Graphic Online that only police officers were deployed to ensure the security of the elections.
In the Ayawaso North constituency, voting began at 7:05 am at the Adansimam polling station and at 10:19 am a total of 422 delegates out of the 829 registered voters voted.
Mr. Seth Clifford Dodoo Amponsah, Chairman of the Board of Ayawaso North, said he had not yet met any challenge.
The vote began at 7:15 am at the Wembley polling station in the Ayawaso Central Constitution, and at 10:50 am, 279 out of 612 delegates voted in polling station B, while 283 delegates out of 665 entered the polls. Delegates had voted in B at 11:19.
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