Ghana Election Delay: MP Alleges Gender Bias in Ablekuma North Dispute

Ablekuma North Election Delay Sparks Debate Over Gender Bias in Ghana The Ablekuma North constituency election in Ghana has been delayed due to a dispute between two female candidates. Hon. Gloria Owusu, Member of Parliament for the Trobu Constituency, alleges that discrimination against women is hindering a swift resolution. "Ablekuma North election hasn't been declared because it is being contested by women; they are all discriminating against the women because this could be resolved easily," Owusu stated in an interview on Asempa FM. This statement highlights concerns about potential gender bias within the electoral process. The delay raises questions about the fairness and efficiency of dispute resolution mechanisms. Owusu's comments underscore the need for a more equitable system to ensure timely and just outcomes in future elections. The incident serves as a reminder of the ongoing challenges faced by women in Ghanaian politics. The ongoing situation underscores the need for a thorough review of election dispute resolution processes in Ghana to ensure fairness and efficiency, especially concerning female candidates.