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True, NPP executives distributed money to teachers in Akwatia Constituency

Ghana Fact-checking Coalition
December 6, 2024
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Claim: An X user claims teachers in Demkyembour in the Akwatia Constituency were each given GH₵300 to vote for the NPP. 

Verdict: True

Explanation: The Ghana Fact-checking Coalition’s findings revealed that NPP executives in Denkyembour in the Akwatia Constituency of the Eastern Region gave money to teachers on Monday, December 2, 2024. A teacher confirmed receiving GH₵300 from the NPP executives in the area.

“Your school’s name will be mentioned, and teachers present will go and receive the money,” a teacher told the Ghana Fact-checking Coalition. 

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