Bernard Monarh, the flagbearer of the People’s National Convention (PNC), has been unexpectedly disqualified from contesting the 2024 elections. The Electoral Commission (EC) announced on September 20 that thirteen presidential aspirants had been cleared to participate in the upcoming December polls, while Monarh is among eleven candidates disqualified. Out of…

The Electoral Commission's chairperson, Jean Mensa, explained that 11 out of the 24 aspirants were disqualified for various reasons, including incomplete forms.

The flagbearer of the People’s National Convention (PNC), Bernard Mornah, has reacted to his disqualification from the presidential race by the Electoral Commission. Moments after the Electoral Commission announced the names of those qualified to contest for the presidency, Bernard Mornah stated in an interview with TV3 on Friday, September 20, 2024, that there was no official communication from the EC to his office regarding his disqualification, despite his frantic efforts to reach out to the EC leadership. He added that he learned of his disqualification through the EC’s press release. “I called Jean Mensa three times this morning with no response. I called her deputies too. Dr Bossman told me the committee was still working on it and that those that they have released their letters have been sent to them. I am aware of some candidates on the ballot whose letters were not given. Bossman told me he was going to the office and will revert. I’ve been calling him since with no return of my calls only for us to…

Bernard Mornah, a disqualified presidential candidate of the People’s National Convention (PNC), has described elections as “life and death matters” following his exclusion from the December 7, 2024, presidential elections. Speaking in an interview with Start FM, monitored by Ghanapoliticsonline.com, Mornah expressed his outrage at the Electoral Commission’s (EC) decision…