Leader and founder of The New Force Movement, Nana Kwame Bediako (Cheddar), has emphasized the necessity for voters to consider a fresh leadership alternative outside the two major political parties that have led the country into turmoil.

Concluding his four-day road show in the Ashaiman and Tema East constituencies of Greater Accra, Nana Kwame Bediako presented himself as a transformative figure poised to revolutionize the country’s development if elected in the upcoming December 7 election.

Welcomed enthusiastically into Ashaiman Constituency by a massive crowd, the leader of the New Force Movement marked the apex of the movement’s road show in Accra's Ashaiman and Tema East constituencies.

The road show aimed to bolster support for the New Force Movement and saw Ashaiman, already bustling, gridlocked with eager constituents vying for Nana Kwame Bediako’s branded t-shirts and other memorabilia.

Engaging market women and eligible voters, the founder urged them to consider him as the next leader to rescue the country from its current state, which he attributed to the dominance of the National Democratic Congress and New Patriotic Party.

Bediako articulated his revolutionary vision, stating, ”I am bringing the sixteen regional revolutions. It seeks to empower the youth and rally them for positive change.”

“We don’t want to export our raw materials again, but we will refine them here and create jobs for ourselves".

Bediako promised a comprehensive manifesto focused on youth empowerment.

The entourage then proceeded to Tema East Constituency, where constituents advocated for a youthful leadership choice for the nation.

The New Force Movement plans to extend its road show to other cities in the near future.