Long queues at bus terminals as people travel home to vote 

There are long queues at many of the bus terminals in Accra as some Ghanaians travel to their constituency outside the capital to vote.
   
When Radio Ghana visited the terminals, there were no buses available and passengers who seemed stranded were worried about the situation. 

Passengers complained of lack of buses. 
 While some said they had been at the terminals for more than three hours, others especially frustrated passengers traveling to the Northern parts of the country complained that they cannot get tickets to purchase as all tickets were sold in advance. 
 
They expressed fear of being disenfranchised since  they would  not  be  able  to reach their  constituencies early to vote  On plans taken by transport managers to ease the  situation, the  Station Manager at Tudu STC Yard, Hope Kofi Klu, said they have enough buses to transport voters.  

But at the VVIP station at Circle, the Station Manager said nothing can be done since most of the vehicles are locked up in the North. 

You heard some of the frustrated passengers who want to travel to their various constituencies to vote tomorrow.

GBC