A shocking discovery has been made in the Karaga Constituency of the Northern Region of Ghana. Buried charms have been retrieved from a polling station, sparking a juju scare among the residents.

The charms, which were buried in different locations, are believed to be related to the upcoming elections. It's suspected that political opponents were behind the charms, in an attempt to influence the outcome of the elections.

An aide to the Finance Minister, Abd Alhaliim Tikuma, discovered the charms after receiving a tip-off. The aide has assured that the efforts of those behind the charms will be unsuccessful.

The Karaga Constituency has been a key battleground in the upcoming elections. The constituency has historically been a stronghold of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), but in 2020, the New Patriotic Party's (NPP) Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam won the seat.

The retrieval of the buried charms has sent shockwaves through the community. Residents are calling for calm and urging the authorities to investigate the matter.

The incident has highlighted the need for vigilance and transparency in the electoral process. The authorities must take swift action to address the situation and ensure that the elections are free and fair.