According to Ghana News Agency:ccording to Ghana News Agency, Mr. Abagali emphasized the importance of being present at polling stations before 0700 hours to observe the voting process without interference. He highlighted the core values of the GNA, which are accuracy, speed, and balance, and encouraged the reporters to file their election day reports promptly. Additionally, Mr. Abagali urged journalists to prioritize their security to ensure they could safely report the news.He further advised the reporters to maintain objectivity by not inserting themselves into their stories, which he noted was crucial for maintaining credibility. He stressed the importance of balanced reportage for ensuring fairness in journalistic practice. The Upper West Region, where the training took place, comprises eleven constituencies: Lawra, Wa Central, Nandom, Lambussie, Jirapa, Nadowli-Kaleo, Daffiama-Bussie-Issa, Wa West, Wa East, Sissala East, and Sissala West.
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