Paul Adom-Otchere lists three things likely to happen should elections not be held this year

Since the outbreak of COVID-19, lifestyles, economic activities and almost every facet of the lives of people around the world has been altered.
Many countries across the world have imposed a lockdown, compelling citizens to stay indoors in an attempt to flatten the curve and halt the spread of the virus.
Globally, over 2 million people have been infected while more than 100, 000 have died. In Ghana, 641 people have been infected with the virus with 8 confirmed deaths and some 83 recoveries.
The government initially imposed a 2-week lockdown in Greater Accra and Greater Kumasi Metropolitan areas but this has been extended by an extra week.
With the uncertainties of the time, many have raised questions over the implications of not having general elections in December, as the constitution mandates every four years.
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