Because there aren't enough cars to take them to their different areas, more than 500 New Patriotic Party (NPP) supporters are stuck at the party's headquarters with just a few hours till Ghana's general elections. The NPP arranged transportation to take its members to several constituencies as part of its voter mobilization activities. However, many supporters—some of whom have been at the headquarters since 6:00 a.m.—are irritated by logistical difficulties. Some of the people who were stranded expressed their dissatisfaction in an interview, stating that they had only been fed yogurt and pie during the day. Some expressed concern that they might not be able to return to their constituencies in time to cast their ballots, while many bemoaned the absence of adequate preparedness.

With only a few hours until Ghana's general elections, over 500 members of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) are stranded at the party headquarters due to a lack of vehicles to transport them to their various locations. As part of its efforts to mobilize voters, the NPP organized transportation to carry its members to various constituencies. However, logistical challenges are frustrating many supporters, some of whom have been at the headquarters since 6:00 a.m. In an interview, some of the stranded individuals voiced their displeasure, claiming that they had only been served pie and yogurt during the day. Many lamented the lack of proper preparation, while others voiced worries that they might not be able to return to their constituencies in time to cast their ballots.