Prince David Osei Challenges NDC's Provisional Results, Banks Hopes On Kumasi Votes
- The National Democratic Congress believes it has won the 2024 elections after collating results internally
- Actor-turned-politician Prince David Osei has challenged the provisional results flying online
- His post has hiked up the hope of NPP supporters as electorates await official results from the Electoral Commission
Ghanaian actor turned-politician Prince David Osei has shared his thoughts about the provisional results of the 2024 general elections on social media.
The National Democratic Congress claims it is in pole position to win the elections after collating the results online.
The Electoral Commission has yet to declare the official results despite the bolt of excitement from some NDC loyalists who believe Mahama will become the next president.
According to Prince David Osei, a lot is still yet to unfold. Therefore, it was too early to call a victory for a particular side.
On Instagram, the actor and staunch supporter of the NPP said,
"NPP supporters, there is no need to panic; be calm. Results are now coming in gradually too early to call. Be calm #1. There's going to be a showdown once Kumasi starts dropping, I believe."
The post has now been deleted as the victory for the NDC officially gains steam.
Prince David Osei stirs reactions
YEN.com.gh gathered a few comments from fans in reaction to Prince David Osei's remarks
@WilliamGOKU2 said:
"Ashanti Region, for same reason Ghanaians wiser upscale in the democratic process of Ghana. No one at any level can convince them to vote in a particular way to benefit their agenda. Votes in Ghana now on will always going to be based on the ECONOMY and INFLATION. Not influencer."
@IddrisuHamza wrote:
"While your colleagues are standing for parliamentary.....u are hear saying is possible. ..keep dreaming."
@ado77782 remarked:
"You mean the Kumasi you guys failed to develop? Or is there another kumasi i don’t know of?"
Malik Basintale charges NDC supporters
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that the National Democratic Congress' deputy communication officer, Malik Basintale, had weighed in on the frenzy surrounding NDC's provision win.
The young politician claimed that the NDC was winning the elections. He urged the party's supporters to move to collation centres to defend the party's much-anticipated victory.
Source: YEN.com.gh