The incumbent Member of Parliament (MP) for Prestea Huni-valley constituency, Hon. Barbara Oteng-Gyasi, this morning voted in this year's presidential and parliamentary elections.
The MP, who doubles as Minister for Tourism, Arts and Culture, in fulfilment of her civic responsibilties voted at the Nana Amponsah funeral grounds polling station in Huni-valley at exactly 10:00am.
The minister upon arrival at her polling station was requested by registration officials to wash her hands with soap under running water, body temperature checks and later taken through the registration process.
The legislator who is optimistic of retaining the seat expressed satisfaction in the orderly manner at which eligible voters were admitted at the polling station.
She urged the electoral commission officials to continue to adhere to the safety protocols outlined to ensure the safety of all residents who visit the polling station to vote.
A little over 136,000 residents are expected to cast their vote at various polling stations across the constituency.
'Govt moves to confiscate, auction containers left at Ghana’s ports for over six...
'We are not serious Christians; bunch of selfish, greedy people' – Duncan-Willia...
30,000 classrooms without teachers is a crisis waiting to happen – Adutwum
How honest station loading boy handed over missing €3,000, GH¢1,000 to Police
Upgrade one SHS in each MMDAs to first class category A school to tackle placeme...
How frustrated parents sleep at GNAT Hall as CSSPS placement challenges enter th...
‘Don’t pay any pesewa to EduPack’ — NCPTA warns SHS parents
Two men accused of land guard activities weep in court for forgiveness
TUC rejects five-year presidential term
UTAG-UG accuses GTEC of threatening academic freedom with faculty recruitment dr...
