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Ghana’s John Mahama Accuses Electoral Commission of Bias Ahead of December Vote

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  • Mahama alleges collusion between EC and ruling NPP to rig elections
  • Electoral Commission denies accusations, asserts commitment to neutrality

Accra, Ghana – Ghana’s opposition leader and former president, John Mahama, has accused the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the Electoral Commission (EC) of conspiring to manipulate the December general elections in favour of the NPP.

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