The Leader of the Movement for Change, John Alan Kyerematen, has emphasized the need for a transformational leader in Ghana rather than allegiance to a particular political party.

He believes it's time for Ghanaians to shift their focus away from affiliations with the NPP and NDC and instead choose leaders with a clear vision and practical ideas to enhance the country and create a safer living environment.

Kyerematen's decision to run as an independent candidate in the 2024 general elections is aimed at rallying people from diverse professional, educational, religious, ethnic, and other backgrounds who share the vision of transforming the country for the betterment of future generations.

Addressing the 'first volunteer activation forum' in Kumasi, he discussed his intention to create a platform for a power-sharing arrangement under a government of national unity through his leadership.

The 'volunteer activation forum' is designed to educate and train the youth on how to approach and attract new members to the Movement for Change and win their votes in the 2024 general elections.

Over four thousand youth volunteers in the Ashanti region attended the forum, demonstrating their commitment to supporting John Alan Kyerematen's Movement for Change campaign. They pledged unwavering support for the new movement and Mr. Kyerematen's transformational and unifying leadership agenda.

Kyerematen pointed to his track record, citing various contributions he has made to the country's development. He highlighted his role as Trade Minister in President Kuffour's government and how he transformed Ghana's economy. He urged Ghanaian youth to have faith in him as the President for the next generation.

John Alan Kyerematen stressed the importance of inclusive decision-making in the country, asserting that ordinary citizens should be an integral part of this process. He expressed his commitment to ensuring that his government would facilitate all-inclusive decision-making that involves the general population.

He pointed out that the NPP and NDC have governed the country for the past thirty years, yet there hasn't been significant improvement in the lives of the people. Kyerematen urged Ghanaians to carefully assess the current state of the country and consider new political leadership beyond party affiliations. He encouraged them to choose leaders capable of changing the country's fortunes.

Kyerematen also mentioned that the 'volunteer activation forum' would be replicated in all 16 regions to assemble a group of young individuals who are concerned about the future of the country and are willing to work toward creating new leadership for the next generation.