Prominent member of the Movement for Change, Yaw Buaben Asamoah, has lambasted both the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the main opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) as self-serving entities devoid of genuine concern for the welfare of Ghanaians.

Asamoah's remarks came as part of his endorsement of Alan Kyerematen's independent presidential candidacy, emphasizing Kyerematen's commitment to combating corruption and fostering national progress.

"These two parties are selfish, greedy, and only interested in themselves and what they will get," Asamoah declared, condemning the NPP and NDC for prioritizing their own interests over those of the Ghanaian people. He argued that both parties, when in power, enact policies and measures that primarily serve their agendas rather than addressing the pressing needs of the populace.

Yaw Buaben Asamoa hailed the leader of the movement Alan Kyerematen as an incorruptible leader with the requisite commitment and dedication to steer Ghana's future.

Mr Asamoa emphasized Alan’s impeccable track record, asserting him as the sole candidate untainted by scandal or corruption-related accusations among presidential hopefuls.

He contended that Mr Kyerematen has demonstrated capacity and competence over the past years while serving in government and this uniquely positions him as the right candidate to govern the country effectively.

He further noted that the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the main opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) as lacking the requisite competency and nationalism to lead Ghana forward.

Responding to speculations regarding Kyerematen's potential return to the NPP fold, Mr Asamoa vehemently refuted such claims, asserting that Kyerematen remains resolute in his decision to pursue an independent candidacy.

He emphasized that neither Alan nor anyone from his camp has engaged in discussions with the NPP regarding a return, firmly dispelling any notions of a reunion.

Asamoa criticized both the NPP and NDC as self-serving entities primarily concerned with their own interests rather than the welfare of the Ghanaian people.

He underscored Kyerematen's commitment to combating corruption and implementing measures to foster national progress, citing his competency, diligence, and credibility as assets vital for Ghana's advancement.