The former President flight lieutenant Jerry John Rawlings has made a remarkable move by endorsing and proving his democratic credence by a single act of nobility.
At the PWD Maintenance unit castle registration centre in the Korley Klottey constituency of the greater Accra region.
The former President and founder of the opposition NDC made his way to the registration centre and nobly went through the process to get his new voter's ID card to warrant him vote in the December polls.
He was in the company of his daughter Dr Zenator Agyeman Rawlings member of parliament for the Korley Klottey constituency.
His presence magnetized large number of onlookers to draw nearer compelling him to vacate the premises after obtaining his card, not to breach the social large gathering directives by the president.
Many were praising him whiles others were echoing the "Mr booom" and he humbly waved back in joyous mood.
A man noted for his gallant exploits through military rule brought stability and ease into every facet of the country. 
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