Ghana's opposition on Sunday claimed provisional results showed its candidate John Mahama winning the weekend presidential election, though electoral authorities said they were still collating the official tallies.
Ghana's opposition on Sunday claimed provisional results showed its candidate John Mahama winning the weekend presidential election, though electoral authorities said they were still collating the official tallies.
Voters were choosing a successor to Bawumia's boss, President Nana Akufo-Addo, who steps down after serving the maximum of two four-year terms. They also elected a new parliament. Earlier, Commission Deputy Commissioner Bossman Asare told reporters tallying was still ongoing and regional results had yet to arrive at the national centre.Bawumia was also due to speak to the media on Sunday.
Using the slogan"Break the 8" -- a reference to two terms in power -- Bawumia sought to lead the NPP to an unprecedented third term. But he struggled to break away from criticism of Akufo-Addo's economic record.
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