NCCE Campaign On Proper Ballot Thumb Printing Underway

He said they should not do anything likely to fuel anger, antagonism, acrimony and polarisation of the people.

Mr Zangina said it was important for all to share in the responsibility of protecting the peace, unity and cohesion of the society.

The NCCE District Director appealed to the media to be more circumspect in their reportage and refuse to serve as the conveyor of inflammatory and provocative pronouncements by politicians.

Mr Zangina asked Ghanaians to draw useful lessons from civil strifes elsewhere on the continent triggered by disputed elections and work together to make the December 7 polls, transparent and credible.

He called on members of the IPAC to closely follow the campaign trail and act swiftly to tackle any abuse of the political parties’ code of conduct including defacing of posters and political intimidation. - GNA