Argument In Abossey Okai Spare Parts Dealers --Over Whether EC Head Is Eligible To Vote In Ghana
The pandemonium follows when many of the traders entered into heated argument in relation to whether the head of Ghana's elections body, the Electoral Commission (EC) is eligible to vote in both presidential and parliamentary elections in Ghana.
Freeman Koryekpor 
It has emerged there is a heated argument between thousands of spare parts dealers/ traders in the Abossey Okai automobile spare parts industry market in the Greater Accra Region.
The pandemonium follows when many of the traders entered into heated argument in relation to whether the head of Ghana's elections body, the Electoral Commission (EC) is eligible to vote in both presidential and parliamentary elections in Ghana.
The debate of this ongoing argument of Abossey Okai spare parts dealers remain unanswered.
This is simply because apart from the former Chairman of Electoral Commission of Ghana, Dr. Kwadwo Afari-Gyan, who has mustered courage to come out publicly to declare that he has not voted in the electoral elections in Ghana before, the two female heads of the of Electoral Commission, Mrs Charlotte Kesson-Smith Osei and Mrs. Jean Adukwei Mensa have not done so.
However, the law of Electoral Commission stipulated that only the citizens and citizens alone can determine who should lead them and not the Electoral Commission.
