NPP Minority will support Mahama's wish to repeal L.I. 2462 - Abu Jinapor

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) is poised to receive support from the New Patriotic Party's (NPP) minority in Parliament regarding President John Mahama's call to repeal Legislative Instrument (L.I.) 2462. This legislative measure pertains to specific regulations governing the electoral process in Ghana. Abu Jinapor, the NPP's minority leader, expressed a commitment to collaborate on this issue, highlighting the importance of ensuring that Ghanaians can participate freely and fairly in elections.

Jinapor emphasized that while there may be political differences between the two parties, the overarching goal should be to enhance democracy and foster an environment conducive to transparent elections. The collaboration signifies a rare moment of bipartisan unity in Ghanaian politics, where both parties recognize the necessity for reforms that would benefit the electorate. As discussions progress, stakeholders are hopeful that this initiative could lead to meaningful changes in the electoral landscape, thereby strengthening democratic principles within the nation.