Former Security Coordinator at Kotoka International Airport (KIA), Hopeson Adorye, has revealed that he has divided his support between Alan Kyerematen's Movement for Change and the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP).

Mr Adorye, previously a staunch advocate for the former Minister of Trade and Industry, acknowledges his past allegiance but now holds loyalty to both entities.

“I am going to vote for Alan Kyerematen on December 7, 2024, and then parliamentary I will give it to my party NPP. If they don’t want it, I can take the two [vote],” he told JoyNews.

He made the statement after gracing the Greater Accra Volunteer Activation event organised by Movement for Change on Wednesday.

Even though he openly backed the independent presidential candidacy of the former NPP member, Mr. Adorye maintains his unwavering allegiance to the NPP.

"I am a party member, even this week, I have paid my dues. If they want to say we don’t need you, they will just calculate my dues and give it to me," he said.

Mr. Kyeremanten declared his departure from the NPP on September 25, establishing the Movement for Change. Within this movement, he introduced the Great Transformational Plan (GTP), expressing confidence that it will effectively combat poverty and foster prosperity within the nation.