Dampare’s Strong Warning: No Tolerance for Electoral Misconduct in 2024 Elections
IGP Dampare pledges police readiness for peaceful elections, urging citizens to uphold democratic values and avoid election-related violence.
- IGP Dr. Dampare warns that any form of electoral misconduct will be met with strict legal action
- Police have taken proactive measures to ensure a safe and secure environment for the December polls
- Citizens are urged to vote peacefully and respect others' rights
As Ghana approaches the 2024 elections, Inspector General of Police (IGP), Dr. George Akuffo Dampare, has issued a firm warning to citizens against engaging in any form of electoral misconduct.
He stressed that those who break the law will face severe consequences.
While inaugurating a new police station in Akyem-Manso, Eastern Region, Dr. Dampare reassured the public of the police’s preparedness to ensure a peaceful election. He highlighted proactive measures to identify and address early warning signs of unrest.
“Don’t be tempted to disrupt the elections, because the law will not be lenient with you,” he cautioned. “The people who push you into chaos will not stand by you when you’re caught—they’ll simply disappear.”
The IGP urged Ghanaians to vote peacefully and respect others’ rights, underscoring the police’s commitment to maintaining law and order for a fair and secure election.
“We are ready, and I guarantee the elections will be peaceful,” Dr. Dampare declared, calling on all citizens to help preserve the integrity of the democratic process.
