PRESS RELEASE
DATE:9TH DECEMBER,2024
The African Electoral Institute (AEI) would like to extend its warmest congratulations to His Excellency John Dramani Mahama on his well-deserved victory in the 2024 presidential election in Ghana. Official results released confirmed that the opposition candidate and former President secured 56.5% of the votes, defeating incumbent Vice-President Mahamudu Bawumia who garnered 41.6%.
This election is a testament to the strength of Ghana’s democracy and the trust the people have placed in President-elect Mahama’s leadership.
His commitment to advancing democracy, peace, and development in Ghana and Africa has been evident throughout his campaign.
We are confident that his administration will prioritize the welfare and prosperity of all Ghanaians, building on the progress made during his previous tenure.
The AEI commends the Electoral Commission of Ghana for conducting a peaceful and transparent election process. We also applaud the Ghanaian people for their active participation and enthusiasm throughout the electoral process.
Please join us in congratulating President-elect Mahama as he prepares to assume office. We look forward to working with his administration to strengthen democratic institutions and promote good governance in Ghana.
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SIGNED
Joshua Adjin-Tettey
*Director of Communications and External Relations
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Engr. Judge Hasford Quartey
Deputy Director of Communications and External Relations.
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Ex. WO1 Alhaji Yussif Mahamah
Electoral Security Department
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About Us:
African Electoral Institute ( AEI) is a Civil Society Organisation (CSO) founded to deliver sustainable electoral solutions to Emerging and Developed Democracies to strengthen, augment, and build electoral stakeholders capacity and participation on electoral issues through electoral education on voter’s rights and freedom, electoral research, election monitoring, election observation, election results collation, election security awareness and training of polling agents and elections directors underscoring the fact that “elections are won at the polling stations’’ and the participation of all identifiable electoral stakeholders in an electoral process such as Political Parties, Governmental Institutions, underpinning transparency and accountability for a free, fair, and credible elections in Africa and the wider world.
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