EC official bemoans female apathy in district assembly elections
-GNA- | Posted: Thursday, August 17, 2006
Miss. Laurencia Kpatakpa (Volta Regional Director of the Electoral Commission -EC) has expressed concern about the public's disinterest in the impending district Assembly elections in the region.
She has called on government to use its wide reach and public education agencies to raise awareness across the country.
Speaking to the Ghana News Agency, Miss. Kpatakpa said government intervention was necessary to hype the elections in light of the fact that patronage of district assembly elections in Ghana had always been low.
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