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GES tasks school heads to allow eligible students to register
A statement signed by the Head of Public Relations Unit, Reverend Jonathan Bettey asked heads of schools to take notes on all students, particularly boarders, as they leave the school premises to participate in the exercise.
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A statement signed by the Head of Public Relations Unit, Reverend Jonathan Bettey said heads of schools "should take notes on all students, especially boarders, as they leave the school premises to participate in the ongoing limited voter registration by Electoral Commission."
"Management entreats students, teachers and members of the public to comport themselves well during this important national exercise," the statement said.
The Limited Voters Registration exercise which began on Thursday, April 28 is aimed at capturing the details of Ghanaians who have turned 18 since the last election in 2012.
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