In a series of televised interviews on national networks, including TV Africa, CADeP Executive Chairman Johanes Koku Nyagblordzro broke down key policy strategies for preserving peace during general elections.

Mr. Nyagblordzro discussed the psychological and economic costs of political violence, reminding citizens that politicians from opposing parties frequently reconcile after elections, while victims of violence bear lifelong consequences.

He urged the Ghanaian youth to champion community development, demand accountability from candidates, and reject any inducement to engage in electoral misconduct.