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Former General Secretary of the largest opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP), Dan Botwe has called on members of the party and all Ghanaian electorates to remain calm and focused on voting for a change of government on Wednesday, December 7.

Speaking to host Kwami Sefa Kayi on Peace FM's 'Kokrokoo', Dan Botwe called for the enforcement of law and order during the elections, urging the party members to go out and vote in their numbers.

He condemned violence before, during and after the elections.

According to him, the opposition NPP has become a target for intimidation by some functionaries in the government but he is very certain that Ghanaians has already made their decision to vote against President John Dramani Mahama and his government.

"I plead with my fellows in the Ashanti Region and everywhere that in spite of all the disturbances, they should remain calm. They should just go and vote because 28th December, 2000; nobody even knew that we would win because of the disturbances . . . but Ghanaians made their minds up to change the government by every means . . . Do the same thing to this NDC government. I believe strongly that Ghanaians made up their minds, two years ago, to change this NDC government. That decision has been made," he said.