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9th January 2024 12:44:24 PM
2 mins readBy: Abigail Ampofo

Outspoken media personality Nana Yaa Brefo has offered a word of caution to the youth, advising them to exercise extreme care in choosing the political movements they support leading up to the 2024 general elections.
She emphasised the critical need for Ghanaians, particularly the youth, to be vigilant and thoughtful in their support choices, as it could have potential negative impacts on their lives in the future.
Nana Yaa Brefo's remarks came in response to Nana Kwame Bediako, also known as Cheddar, officially revealing himself as the force behind The New Force political movement.
Urging the general public to be cautious about the political movements they endorse, she emphasised the importance of avoiding future regrets.
“What was Cheddar saying? We should be very vigilant, especially the youth. Don’t allow anyone to take you for a fool. It was Constitution Day, right? So in everything, you should think very deeply before you decide to put yourself into anything. In anything, be it movements, foundations, charity revolutions or whatever, think twice before subscribing to it.
She further urged Ghanaians to follow international politics to help them make prudent decisions when it comes to electing leaders.
“If you study US politics, you’d realise that the system is trying to push Donald Trump out, but at the same time, they’ve realised he has supporters so it's becoming someway. Follow international politics and relate it to our own.”
Cheddar officially revealed himself as the figure behind The New Force political movement following the last-minute cancellation of the scheduled convention program at Independence Square due to unforeseen circumstances.
The announcement generated mixed reactions on social media, with some expressing scepticism about his potential to lead the country.
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