BEVERLY HILLS, December 09, (THEWILL) – Based on reports from two popular private radio stations in Ghana, Nana Akufo-Addo of the New Patriotic Party, NPP, has won Ghana’s presidential election, defeating incumbent President John Mahama and his National Democratic Congress, NDC.
Joy FM’s website showed the opposition candidate winning 53.27 per cent of the vote and Mahama with 44.93 per cent. The results, the station said was based on its count of 233 constituencies, out of 275.
Citi FM also gave Akufo-Addo 54.97 per cent based on 231 constituencies.
The Electoral Commission of Ghana has been accused of delaying results as the opposition leads the sitting president with absolute majority of votes so far collated.
