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    Tsatsu Tsikata Gives the Supreme Court More Proof in the Kpandai Election Rerun Case

    Papa LincBy Papa LincJanuary 31, 2026No Comments1 Min Read4 Views
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    Rocky55 Blog of Saturday, 31 January 2026

    Source: Isaac Appiah

    Accra, Ghana — The legal struggle over the disputed results of the Kpandai parliamentary election has allegedly intensified as veteran attorney and political figure Tsatsu Tsikata stormed the Supreme Court with more evidence. The development occurs as political analysts and stakeholders keep a careful eye on events that may have significant ramifications for both national politics and the constituency.According to sources, Tsikata filed the additional material in an attempt to support allegations of irregularities during the election process on behalf of parties running for re-election. Legal experts speculate that the evidence may contain witness testimony, procedural records, or data pertaining to ballot processing and voter registration, even if specifics of the submitted documents have not been made public.The Supreme Court, which was previously petitioned about the election dispute in Kpandai

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