The Vice President of Ghana, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, cast his vote in the 2024 General Elections at his hometown of Walewale.
After exercising his franchise, Dr. Bawumia emphasized the importance of voter participation, encouraging citizens to come out in their numbers to ensure a high turnout.
“I have voted both for the presidential and parliamentary elections. The process has been smooth and orderly. We’re expecting a very peaceful election,” he said. “I’m encouraging all Ghanaians to get up, get to the polling stations, queue peacefully, and exercise their right to vote.”
Dr. Bawumia expressed confidence in his chances, stating that he is optimistic about a victorious outcome once the votes are counted.
Polls opened nationwide at 7:00 am, with Ghanaians voting to elect a new president and 275 members of parliament. Voting will continue until 5:00 pm in what is anticipated to be a critical election for the country.
Observers have noted that the process has been largely smooth so far, with high voter turnout expected in many areas. Dr. Bawumia’s call for peaceful conduct underscores the importance of maintaining calm during this pivotal moment in Ghana’s democratic journey.
