The Youth Leader of the Movement for Change, a novel political entity in Ghana, Duke Aaron Sasu, has called upon Ghanaian youth, particularly those in tertiary institutions, to embrace the principles and aspirations of the movement.

At the inauguration of the Movement's Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) chapter in Kumasi, Sasu, also the Movement's Spokesperson, emphasized the significance of the "Great Transformational Plan," a development blueprint aimed at enhancing the nation's socio-economic prospects.

He stressed the pivotal role of the youth in the Movement's agenda for national revitalization, urging them to rally behind the leadership of Alan Kwadwo Kyerematen for the country's advancement.

The Movement for Change, initiated by Alan Kyerematen, former Minister for Trade and Industry, endeavors to propel Ghana towards accelerated progress through adept management of human and natural resources.

Sasu underscored the importance of embracing the Movement's ideologies, citing them as solutions to the long-standing economic mismanagement that has necessitated repeated IMF interventions since independence.

He urged optimism in Ghana's future under Kyerematen's credible leadership, advocating for a departure from the traditional dominance of the NPP and NDC in Ghanaian politics.

Sasu outlined the Movement's strategy to establish a strong presence in universities, empowering the youth to champion the founder's vision for national transformation.

Additionally, forthcoming inaugurations at the University of Cape Coast and University of Education, Winneba, signify the Movement's expansion and outreach efforts.