OSP declares six wanted over suspected vote-buying

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OSP declares six wanted over suspected vote-buying

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According to reports, delegates who voted during the electoral process glaringly flaunted cash they had received from some aspirants to possibly influence who is voted for.

The Office of Special Prosecutor has declared six persons wanted for suspected corruption and vote-buying, following the NPP's Saturday Parliamentary elections in orphan constituencies.

“The following persons are wanted by the OSP for corruption and corruption-related offences in respect of elections - especially vote buying,” the OSP wrote underneath a post that came with photos of the individuals declared wanted. 

According to reports, delegates who voted during the electoral process glaringly flaunted cash they had received from some aspirants to possibly influence who is voted for. 

Second batch #OSP#CorruptionAffectsYouDirectly pic.twitter.com/GvzEssnaHN

— Office of the Special Prosecutor-Ghana (@ospghana) December 3, 2023
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