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9th October 2024 3:00:47 PM
2 mins readBy: Phoebe Martekie Doku

The Presidential candidate for the Movement for Change, Alan John Kwadwo Kyerematen, has called on voters to reject the two dominant political parties, the NPP and NDC, in the upcoming December 7 elections. He argued that after over three decades in power, these parties have little to show for their tenure and emphasized the need for Ghanaians to demand better governance.
During his passionate speech in Memsonso Number 1, located in the Akrofuom Constituency of the Ashanti Region, Kyerematen expressed his discontent with the status quo. “After 32 years of the NPP and NDC, look around you. What do we have to show for it? These parties will come to you, offering lies and false promises. I tell you, they are liars trying to deceive you,” he stated.
He urged the community, “Let me tell you, if the NPP and NDC come around, tell them that you don’t need them anymore,” Alan stated firmly. His fiery speech, delivered on October 7, 2024, as part of his 19-day campaign tour, sent a clear signal that his movement was gaining momentum. The former Trade and Industry Minister made it clear that neither of the two political parties had the people’s true interests at heart, and Ghanaians should not be fooled by their empty promises or token gifts.This fervent message, delivered on October 7, 2024, during his 19-day campaign tour, clearly illustrated the growing momentum behind his movement.
As the former Trade and Industry Minister, Kyerematen reiterated that neither major party had genuine intentions for the people, warning voters against being swayed by superficial promises or token gestures.
Mr Kyerematen's impact in the Ashanti Region is becoming increasingly evident, with his campaign gaining traction and communities rallying around his vision.
As his support continues to build, the Movement for Change is positioning itself as a significant player in Ghana’s political landscape. Kyerematen is drawing large crowds, resonating with voters through his promise of real development for neglected areas. The traditionally NPP stronghold is witnessing a notable shift as Kyerematen’s bold campaign gains momentum.
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