Fred Nuamah expresses concern that he is being stopped from filing forms online.
Fred Nuamah, a potential National Democratic Congress (NDC) parliamentary candidate for Ayawaso West Wuogon, has expressed worry about the deliberate attempt to prevent him from submitting his candidature paperwork online.
Fred Nuamah, a potential NDC candidate, claimed in a statement that he has been unable to complete the online nomination filing process for up to 72 hours.
He claimed that in addition to finding the online paperwork challenging to complete, he was unable to make payments through the system.
Fred Nuamah claimed in a statement dated March 22, 2023 that this had complicated his plans, despite the fact that he had canvassed the community for support.
I canvassed the district after choosing my nominee to secure the necessary support.
I have been unable to finish online submitting my nomination and paying the filing fee for the past 72 hours.
After my contact with the pertinent persons behind the party's electronic platform, all efforts have proven ineffective, he stated.
I've discovered that this is just another Cunning ploy to stop me from successfully submitting my nomination.
I have therefore written to the necessary parties and requested that they swiftly rectify the issue, he continued.
He claimed that, as a sign of his submission, he had, in the interim, manually submitted the "manual requirements to the constituency election directorate."
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