Mr. Frimpong emphasized that in the upcoming by-election which is scheduled for Tuesday, September 2, IGP will be held accountable for any security breaches before, during, and after the polls.
He urged the IGP to ensure peace in Akwatia, citing the need for a secure environment for voters.
He also expressed concerns over reports of military personnel presence in the constituency ahead of the election without official assignment.
According to him, ensuring violence-free elections is a core mandate of the Ghana Police Service.
He vocal about perceived security threats, particularly from the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), which he accuse of planning to intimidate voters.
Mr. Frimpong emphasized that elections are about casting votes, not firing bullets, and advised those who think otherwise to reconsider.
He asserted that despite potential intimidation from the NDC, NPP’s candidate Kwame Solomon Asumadu will emerge victorious in the Akwatia by-election.
He also alleges NPP supporters booed Asiedu Nketia and NDC officials at Ernest Kumi’s one-week observation in protest of their party’s handling of the late MP.
He called on the Electoral Commission to ensure the Akwatia by-election is free, fair, and transparent.
