Election timing hurts economy – Bullgod tells EC

Bullgod, an artiste manager and entertainment pundit, has called on Ghana’s Electoral Commission to reschedule general elections from December to earlier months, such as November.

Speaking on Joy Prime’s Prime Morning, he argued that December elections disrupt festive season economic activities, a peak period for business revenue. He suggested aligning with practices like those in the U.S., emphasizing adaptability to evolving times.

Bullgod noted that political activities during December dampen holiday spending and.

He urged authorities to consider the economic impact and questioned the necessity of maintaining December elections unless the revenue loss is deemed negligible.

This proposal echoes earlier discussions in 2016 about moving elections to November, though logistical issues hindered implementation.