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The National Communications Officer of the NDC, Sammy Gyamfi has asked Ghanaians not to miss the cross-examination of the Chairperson of the Electoral Commission, Jean Mensa at the Supreme Court in the ongoing election petition.

To him, that day will be the day of exposure of the rigging and vote-padding schemes executed by the EC during the 2020 Presidential election.

“People should wait for the cross-examination of Jean Mensa by Tsatsu Tsikata. There are a lot of things going on but we don’t want to pre-empt. That day certain things will be settled. We will know whether it was a slip or just a mistake. We will see. You cannot afford to miss that. That will be the climax of the election petition. We will see if the figure she declared was a mere error. Just wait for that thunderbolt. People’s credibility will be tested and all the issues we’ve raised will be settled,” he said on Asempa FM.

Reacting to Sammy Gyamfi’s comments, NPP Deputy Communications Director Mame Yaa Aboagye says she is disappointed in Sammy Gyamfi and NDC on how desperate they are to tarnish the reputation and integrity of Madam Jean Mensa.

According to her, NDC's main agenda is to discredit the work of Madam Jean Mensa in order to pave way for them to continue wallowing in the propaganda that the 2020 election was rigged.

"I know the main aim of the NDC and Sammy Gyamfi is to discredit, damage, and disgrace Madam Jean Mensa but it will not work because the truth will always prevail over falsehood and injustice will always defend the truth."

Mame Yaa advised Sammy Gyamfi to stop building castles in the air.

"Don't be too quick to say things that will make your supporters disappointed at the end. This is what you did by intentionally inciting your foot soldiers to go on the streets to demonstrate over rigging of the 2020 election. What happened to those allegations? You also claimed Mahama was the President-elect, yet fail to produce the valid total votes he got. Sammy, after collating your results, how much did Mahama get? Don't build castles in the air," she stated.