Sammy Gyamfi, the National Communications Officer for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), has sharply criticized the Electoral Commission’s (EC) recent re-collation of parliamentary election results, calling it a “cantata” staged by the New Patriotic Party (NPP).
In a fiery post on X (formerly Twitter), Gyamfi urged NDC supporters to stay calm and focused, despite the tension surrounding the results.
He assured them that the NDC would have the “last laugh” after January 7. “Comrades, he who laughs last, laughs best.
Ignore the ‘cantata’ exercise they’re calling ‘re-collation’ by the NPP-controlled EC.
We’ll have the last laugh after January 7. Chill!” Gyamfi wrote, as he sought to rally the party’s supporters in the face of rising political tensions.
The controversial re-collation, which saw the NPP winning seven out of nine contested constituencies, has ignited a wave of discontent within the NDC.
The party has rejected the results, alleging that the process was “illegal” and “manipulated,” accusing the EC of betraying Ghana’s democracy.
NDC leaders claim that the commission is colluding with the military and police to unfairly favor the NPP, undermining the electoral process.
The uproar over the re-collation has sparked a fierce debate online, with many NDC supporters expressing frustration over what they view as an unjust process.
The NDC is now vowing to continue fighting for electoral justice, with Gyamfi’s comments further fueling the fire.
As both parties prepare for what could be a heated post-election battle, all eyes are on the developments after January 7, as the NDC remains determined to contest the results through legal and political means.