Ho West NCCE Establishes Inter-Party Dialogue Committee for Peaceful 2024 Elections

Ho West District: The Ho West District Office of the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) has officially inaugurated a 23-member Inter-Party Dialogue Committee (IPDC) to ensure a peaceful electoral process in the upcoming 2024 elections. The committee, formed at an event in Dzolo-Kpuita, aims to enhance cooperation and prevent conflicts among political parties in the constituency. According to Ghana News Agency, the formation of the IPDC is part of a broader effort by the NCCE to maintain peace and civility throughout the electoral process. Mr. Dodzi Adjei, the District Director of NCCE, highlighted the committee's role in mitigating misinformation, fostering religious and political tolerance, and curbing hate speech and incitement. In his address, Mr. Adjei called on political parties to actively promote peace and unity using their platforms and to comply with the Public Order Act, Act 491, by coordinating with the police for any public activities. Sergeant Manfred Asempapah, representing the Ho West District Police Commander, reassured the community of robust security measures to facilitate a safe election environment. Additionally, Madam Kafui Randolph, the District Electoral Officer, emphasized the importance of adherence to the Electoral Code of Conduct and the necessity for accurate information dissemination to combat misinformation. Rev. Emmanuel Agbo, the newly appointed chairman of the IPDC, urged all members to work collaboratively to ensure the district remains peaceful and harmonious during the election period. The event underscored the critical importance of dialogue and cooperation among political entities in maintaining electoral integrity and public trust.