Emmanuel Nii Ashie Moore, the Greater Accra Regional Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), has revealed plans to utilize drones for monitoring the December general elections in the region. The strategic move aims to enhance security and reinforce monitoring mechanisms to safeguard over two million votes for the party.
Ashie Moore emphasized the importance of this initiative in shaping the election's outcome and preventing potential irregularities. The NDC perceives the deployment of drones as a pivotal step in achieving its targeted goal of securing over two million votes in the Greater Accra Region.
Comprehensive plans are already in motion, including the training of constituency executives scheduled for the coming week on how to operate drones effectively during the elections. While specific details about the deployment remain undisclosed, Ashie Moore assured supporters of the party's commitment to securing all necessary resources for a smooth electoral process.
In his address to cheering supporters, Ashie Moore stated, “Next week, we are going to train constituency executives on how to use drones to monitor what happens during the elections.”
The NDC's flagbearer, John Dramani Mahama, echoed the call for vigilance during the polls, emphasizing the importance of covering every polling station with eagle eyes. Mahama stated, “One of the key things in this election is going to be vigilance. We can do all the campaigning we want, but if we are not vigilant on the day and don't cover every polling station with eagle eyes, you will do everything you can and not achieve the objective that you want.”
