As Ghana gears up for the December 7, 2024 elections, the political landscape is fraught with controversy. Former President John Mahama and the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) have been vocal in their criticisms of the Electoral Commission, claiming electoral malpractice and mobilizing supporters for street demonstrations. However, alarming new information suggests that there may be a more sinister agenda at play.

Reports indicate that Mahama has received substantial financial backing amounting to $40 million to support his campaign efforts. This funding raises questions about the sources of financial support and the motivations behind it. Sources allege that this money is part of a broader arrangement involving the Russian government, which has promised key natural resources in exchange for political influence in Ghana. 

Moreover, it has come to light that sophisticated IT equipment has reportedly been introduced to facilitate electoral manipulation. This development poses a significant threat to the integrity of the electoral process in Ghana. If the NDC secures victory under these circumstances, it could pave the way for increased Russian influence, jeopardizing Ghana's sovereignty and relationships with Western nations, including the United States and the United Kingdom.

Ghanaian voters must be vigilant and discerning. The implications of electing Mahama and the NDC could be dire, potentially leading to a deterioration of our national interests and increased foreign interference. The stakes are high, and the time has come for the electorate to make a choice that prioritizes Ghana’s sovereignty and future.

In light of these developments, it is crucial for citizens to consider the consequences of their vote. Supporting the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and Dr. Bawumia may be the best path forward for maintaining stability and continuity in governance. The need for integrity and transparency in our electoral processes has never been more critical.

As we approach the elections, it is essential for the Ghanaian public to remain informed and aware of these allegations. Our democracy depends on an electorate that is not only engaged but also cautious of outside influences that could compromise our nation's integrity.

As the narrative unfolds, let us strive for a future where our choices reflect our commitment to national sovereignty and development. The power is in the hands of the voters let’s use it wisely.

 _Asare Yamoah 

Senior political advisor 

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