Jonathan Leads W/Africa Elders Forum to Ghana for Election Observation

Jonathan Leads W/Africa Elders Forum to Ghana for Election Observation

By Fly Cable News

Former President Goodluck Jonathan is leading a delegation from the West African Elders Forum (WAEF) to Ghana ahead of the country’s December 7 general elections. The mission, which arrived in Accra on Wednesday, aims to observe the election process.

In a statement released by WAEF’s communications officer, Wealth Dickson Ominabo, Jonathan urged Ghanaians to uphold patriotism and work towards peaceful, free, and transparent elections. He commended Ghana for its long-standing commitment to democratic values and peaceful political transitions, calling the upcoming elections an opportunity for the nation to strengthen its democracy and stability.

Other members of the delegation include former Burkinabe Prime Minister Kadre Ouedraogo, Executive Director of the Goodluck Jonathan Foundation Ann Iyonu, and Jonathan’s Special Adviser Ikechukwu Eze.

Jonathan also encouraged the Electoral Commission of Ghana and security agencies to remain independent and neutral, ensuring a credible and peaceful electoral process. He urged political parties and candidates to engage in peaceful campaigns and to resolve any disputes through lawful channels.

Furthermore, he called on the youth and supporters to refrain from violence and intimidation, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding Ghana’s democratic legacy.