Bugri Naabu’s Shocking Prediction of the 2020 Election Results (Video+)

A former Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party, Bugri Naabu has predicted the results of the upcoming December 7th Presidential and Parliamentary elections.

With less than 10 days to this year’s Presidential and Parliamentary elections, many people and institutions have been predicting the outcome of the elections.

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The latest prediction of the upcoming 7th December Presidential and Parliamentary elections is coming from the former Northern Regional Chairman of the NPP, Bugri Naabu.

According to Bugri Naabu, the New Patriotic Party will win the election with seventy-five percent (75%) and the opposition National Democratic Congress will get only twenty-five percent (25%) of the total votes.

Speaking in an interview with TV3, Bugri Naabu said;

“President Akufo-Addo will win by 75 per cent margin and John Mahama will get 25 per cent. This is based on the peace that we are enjoying in the country, and programme such as  the free Senior High school programme”

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Bugri Naabu further added that it will be premature for the New Patriotic Party to be changed. He said “premature to change the NPP government in the elections this year.”

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Mr. Bugri Naabu’s Prediction of a massive win for the President Nana Addo-Dankwa Akufo Addo led NPP Government adds to the host of researches and Election surveys undertaken by many institutions and individuals predicting the winner of the upcoming Election.

A survey conducted by the Political
Science Department of the University of Ghana ahead of the December 7 polls also revealed that 51.7 per cent of Ghanaians will vote for New Patriotic Party if the
elections were held today.

The survey added that 40.4 % of citizens
will vote for the opposition leader, John
Dramani Mahama.

However, there is a huge controversy around the Election survey conducted by Political Science Department of the University of Ghana with many persons claiming that the research was not commissioned by the University’s department.

SOURCE : Coverghana.com.gh