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Innolink refutes NPP's allegations over ballot papers
The New Patriotic Party has alleged that it has uncovered another scheme by it's political adversaries to rig the December 7th elections.
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Head of Corporate Affairs, Abraham Tettey-Nartey said "no presidential ballot has been given out by any staff officer of Innolink Ghana Limited."
According to the party's director of elections, Martin Adjei-Mensah Korsah, there's a major security breach at Innolink.
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He said "the report was that the production manager, one Martin Anderson, had handed over a production plate to a gentleman who entered and moved out with the plate."
Meanwhile, Tettey-Nartey explained that another printing company named Aero-Vote Limited approached Innolink to assist with the exposure of only one printing plate for the printing of the statement of Poll also known as Pink Sheet.
He said "the management of Innolink consented to assist Aero-Vote to expose the plate since Innolink remains one of the few security-printing companies in Ghana with plate-baking machines... the plate was duly exposed and the completed job was handed over to a representative of Aero-Vote who duly left with it."
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