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Independent presidential candidate, Nana Kwame Bediako, widely known as Cheddar, has said that his respect for humanity will not permit him to steal from Ghanaians.
This stems from his readiness to lead the nation as president, urging Ghanaians to consider him for the 2024 elections.
He emphasizes that his acquisition of leadership skills since his school days positions him well for this role.
Thus, he can be trusted to handle the economy in a way that benefits every Ghanaian.
“I have held leadership positions right from school so I have experience. I know how to make money and create wealth. I have what it takes to be president.
“I respect and value people. I will not steal from them or disrespect them,” myoyonline.com quoted him to have said in an interview on Luv FM.
During his tour in the Ashanti region, Bediako highlighted his dedication to enhancing agricultural productivity, minimizing post-harvest losses, and creating job opportunities.
As the head of the New Force Movement, he emphasized the significance of prioritizing local manufacturing in Ghana to reduce dependency on imported goods from nations like China, America, or Turkey.
"Out of 16 regions that we have in this country, it’s only one that is active and it’s just Accra. The rest is non-active and supposedly the rest are the ones with the resources; they have the mineral resources; they have the human resources and it’s not being used.
"The resources are here in the Ashanti region… all of these places need plants, energy; you need power stations to at least give industrial tariffs," he added.
He condemned the present leadership, alleging that they prioritize personal enrichment at the expense of the nation's progress.
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