Independent presidential aspirant, Alan John Kyerematen, has called on Ghanaians to reject the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the upcoming elections. He argued that these two leading political parties are responsible for the country’s challenges.
Speaking on the GhanAkoma evening political show on Akoma FM 98.9MHz in Kumasi with Aduanaba Kofi Asante Ennin, Kyerematen expressed his belief that the gross mismanagement of the country over the last four decades can be reversed if he is elected as president on December 7, 2024.
Kyerematen emphasized that Ghanaians are seeking a new leader rather than a new political party. He proposed the establishment of a national unity government that can bring all political parties and institutions in the country together.
He also emphasized the need for a proper national plan to drive the country’s development, highlighting key priorities such as sustainable job creation and women’s empowerment.
“It’s obvious people here are desperately in need of jobs, but many youth and university graduates remain unemployed in the country. We can employ many people if we put the right things in place,” Kyerematen stated.
He further pledged to prioritize women’s empowerment, recognizing its significance in the country’s progress.
Alan Kyerematen’s campaign focuses on offering an alternative to the traditional political parties that have dominated Ghanaian politics for decades. His message of change and unity resonates with many voters who are looking for fresh leadership and solutions to the country’s challenges. The upcoming presidential election in December 2024 will reveal whether his vision garners sufficient support from the electorate.