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Alan is coming to win, not to disrupt elections-Member of Movement for Change

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A frontline communication member of the Movement for Change, Michael Safo Kantanka, has indicated that the goal of the leader of the movement, Alan Kyerematen, is to win the 2024 election and not just add numbers to disrupt the elections.

According to him, Mr. Kyerematen is the man to lead Ghana out of the difficulties the country has found itself, and there is the need for the youth in the country to rally behind the movement.

“Alan resigned because of his resolve to change the country, and that is the ultimate goal, and he has put himself forward as the man who is more credible, competent, and trustworthy to be able to handle the affairs of this country far better than his compatriots”.

He said Alan is the man to drive the industrial revolution that would provide jobs to the most unemployed youth in the country.

Mr Kantanka, maintained that none of all those individuals who have gone as independent candidates in past elections comes close to Alan Kyerematen, and the argument of people always failing as independent candidates must be put in proper context.

Mr. Alan Kyerematen, while addressing a press conference in Accra on Monday, September 25, said his decision to run as an independent candidate would help change the norm by breaking the duopoly between the two main political parties in Ghana, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the National Democratic Congress (NDC).

Pointing to his decision to resign from the NPP, he said “It is abundantly clear to me that my services and contributions to the Party are not appreciated and that my continuous stay in the Party will create further tension and division, which is an exact replay of circumstances that led to my decision to resign from the Party in 2008”.

Source:A1radioonline.com|101.1MHz|Gilbert Azeem Tiroog|Bolgatanga

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