The Association has also commended Ghanaians for their peaceful participation in the democratic process, which has once again demonstrated the country's commitment to democratic governance.

Mr Simon Gbene, Executive Secretary of COPOSIPI, stated these in a press release issued and copied to the Ghana News Agency (GNA), Tarkwa.

The statement explained that as a coalition, they were keenly aware of the importance of a peaceful and transparent electoral process.

The statement has, therefore, urged the Electoral Commission (EC) to take steps to digitalize the collation process in collaboration with political parties and civil society organizations such as Coalition of Domestic Election Observers
(CODEO).

"This move will not only enhance the transparency and credibility of the electoral process but also help prevent unnecessary deaths at collation centers," the statement added.

The COPOSIPI said they looked forward to work with the incoming administration to address the pressing concerns of parents and students in private institutions.