Spokesperson for the camp of Alan Kyerematen, Yaw Buaben Asamoa, has alleged that a polling agent for the camp situated in the North East region has been beaten and is currently hospitalised.
According to him, the agent was attacked by supporters of the vice president and presidential aspirant, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia. This was after
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Buaben Asamoa claimed that the incident had been reported to the police and the agent has been rushed to the hospital for treatment.
"As we speak, incidents in the North East region have made us very disturbed, our agent in the northeast has been beaten. He is in the hospital now because he contested the showing of ballots, which is completely illegal according to the rules. They are voting and showing the ballots in the north-east, when our agent protested, he was beaten up."
"We the Alan Kyerematen campaign is rejecting the entire results in the northeast. We are telling the party headquarters, the elections committee, the vice-president's team, we are telling his Excellency the President to put his foot down. Anything to do with adding and including the North East election results means the elections are a sham!"
When questioned about his claims that the assault was done by supporters of the vice president, Buaben Asamoa argued that the ballots were being shown in favor of the vice president and thus were responsible for the attack on the polling agent.
Meanwhile, photos of the polling agent in question have been revealed, showing the man identified as Ali Zakaria with various injuries on his face.
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Alan Kyerematen spokesperson, Yaw Buaben Asamoa
