Tonight's edition of PM Express will hosted the General Secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Johnson Asiedu Nketia.
The conversation was about the banter between the Electoral Commission and the party in relation to the Ghana Card being used as a requirement for registering prospective voters.
Former President John Mahama had alleged that the Ghana Card is being brandished as a political tool.
This, he said, is because there are indications for it to be used in the upcoming national elections.
Meanwhile, the Deputy Chairman of the Electoral Commission (EC) in charge of Corporate Services, has cautioned prospective voters to obtain a Ghana Card since that will be a requirement for registering to vote in the 2024 election.
This open declaration has raised varied opinions on the issue hence the reason for the issue being dissected on PM Express tonight.
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