Dr. Charles Wereko-Brobbey, a suspended member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has advised the party to stop complaining and making noise over the call for a new voters' register.
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Stop wasting time on voters' register - Wereko Brobby to NPP
The Electoral Commission in response to the claims by the NPP has rejected calls for a new voters' register for the 2016 elections.
Dr Charles Wereko-Brobbey
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The NPP has repeated their claims of a bloated democratic roll.
They had alleged the names of over 13,000 Burkinabes in the country’s voter record.
Read more: EC rejects call for new Voters' Register
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This is in accumulation to the over 78,000 Togolese residents it had previously suspected were confined in the record.
The EC in a statement said the Panel set up to look into concerns surrounding the call for a new voter register "finds the arguments for a new register unconvincing and therefore does not recommend the replacement of the current voters’ register."
But in the view of Dr Charles Wereko Brobby, "They [NPP] should stop wasting our ears."
"Let the NPP decide from today that we want to offer Ghanaians an alternative and tell all the noisemakers to shut up because those going to court, what are they going to argue about?" he asked.
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He said, "I want to hear NPP talk about the fuel price hikes, the wrongs going on in Ghana. This is the time to offer alternatives, not keep complaining and wasting our time with threats of going to court. There’ll be no new register. End of the story."
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