In a recently circulated viral video, a group of Ghanaian youth has voiced their dissatisfaction with the current leadership of Ghana.

Expressing a collective desire for change, they have unequivocally thrown their support behind the leader of The New Force Movement ,Nana Kwame Bediako, popularly known as Cheddar or Freedom Jacob Caesar.

In the video, the impassioned group emphasized their belief that Cheddar is the best person to lead Ghana, asserting that the government has fallen short in addressing critical issues in the country.

Specifically, they pointed to the plight of Ghanaian street children in areas like Konkoma, Kaneshie, Circle, and others.According to them, these children possess untapped talents that could significantly contribute to the country's development but have been neglected due to economic challenges.

“With no doubts we believe you are the best person to save Ghana, the others have nothing to write home about. They are not helping us. Look at the Ghanaian street children at Konkoma, Kaneshie, Circle, others. These children have talents that can help Ghana but they have been left unattended due to the country's economic challenges. We call on you to come and save the country. We have started campaigning for you. We want you, we will vote for you.

The ghetto youth, who are often overlooked and marginalized, have a powerful message for the leader of the New Force, Nana Kwame Bediako (also known as Cheddar). pic.twitter.com/fg0ooo53Ne— EDHUB🌍ℹ (@eddie_wrt) January 20, 2024

Cheddar in recent times has revealed his bid to contest the presidential elections on December 7, 2024.Faced with challenges in registering his political party, he revealed plans to run as an independent candidate during an interview on The Point of View on Citi TV.Criticizing the government’s economic management, Mr Bediako pledged to rescue the country from further hardships.He emphasized his commitment to building a middle-income nation, generating job opportunities for the youth and fostering their active involvement in governance.