The Electoral Commission (EC) has presented 56,000 names for deletion from the voters register after the Supreme Court ruled that they registered with NHIS card deemed illegal.
The plaintiffs; former Youth Organizer of the People's National Convention (PNC), Abu Ramadan and lawyer, Evan Nimako, have been instructed to go through the list pending new directions from the court.
The Supreme Court is supervising the process to delete the names after it perceived the EC to be feet dragging over an order in May to delete the names.
In a rare moment of fury, the Supreme Court justices gave the EC a June 29 deadline to submit the names.
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