Police say security will not be comprised during the by-election
The Accra Regional Police Command has reassured residents of Ayawaso East that security will not be compromised as the constituency heads into the March 2, 2026, by-election.
In a press statement issued on March 2, 2026, the Command said comprehensive security arrangements have been put in place ahead of the March 3 election.
Officers have been deployed to all polling stations and other strategic locations within the constituency to ensure voting takes place in a calm and orderly atmosphere.
“The Command has deployed adequate police personnel across all designated polling stations and key locations to ensure a peaceful, transparent, and orderly electoral process,” the statement read.
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The police emphasised that their presence will not be limited to election day alone. Patrols will continue before and after the polls to deter potential disturbances and reassure voters that their safety remains a priority.
At the same time, the Command issued a strong warning against any actions that could undermine the credibility of the exercise.
“The Accra Regional Police Command cautions the public against engaging in acts of violence, intimidation, spreading misinformation, or any conduct that may undermine the integrity of the electoral process,” the Police warned.
The police stressed that anyone found flouting the law will face the full rigours of Ghana’s legal system, underscoring their commitment to enforcing order fairly and firmly.
Residents have also been encouraged to turn out peacefully, exercise their civic duties responsibly, and promptly report any suspicious activity to security agencies.
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