"No buyer, no vote." I am selling my vote for any amount; even GHS 10 is enough, because I won’t benefit any from voting for free
In a video, a young man has emerged among Ghana’s youth and boldly declared, “For this year’s election, I am selling my vote for any amount; even GHS 10 is enough. If you don’t buy it, I won’t vote because I won’t gain any benefit from voting for free.”
This statement highlights the deep-seated frustration and disillusionment among young Ghanaians, who feel their votes have not translated into tangible benefits or improvements in their lives.
The youth’s willingness to sell their vote underscores the erosion of trust in the political system and the desire for immediate gratification.
As the country approaches another election season, this sentiment raises concerns about the integrity of the electoral process and the future of Ghana’s democracy. Will this trend continue, or will efforts be made to address the grievances of the youth and restore their faith in the power of their vote? Only time will tell.
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"For this year's election, I am selling my vote for any amount; even GHS 10 is enough. If you don't buy it, I won't vote because I won't gain any benefit from voting for free." - Ghanaian Youth pic.twitter.com/hSphVHhQg4
— EDHUB🌍ℹ (@eddie_wrt) September 11, 2024
