Source: Political News Desk
The founder and leader of the Movement for Change (M4C), Alan Kyerematen has called on the people of New Juaben in the Eastern Region to vote for him as the next president of the country to break the NPP-NDC Duopoly.
He said there is the urgent need for Ghana to be recued from these political parties over their failures to transform Ghana and ensure economic progress.
Alan Kyerematen made this appeal when he paid a courtesy call on Daasebre Nana Kwaku Boateng III of the New Juaben Traditional Area.
Alan Kyerematen, a prominent figure in Ghanaian politics, reiterated his party’s commitment to elevate the Eastern Region into the Research and Information Hub of West Africa.
This vision aims to attract investments and stimulate development in the region.
Kyerematen emphasized his track record of fostering industrial growth throughout the country, highlighting initiatives such as the establishment of 67 business resource centers and the creation of 58 companies owned by young entrepreneurs.
He articulated his ambition to continue this trajectory, expressing confidence in his ability to drive further progress if elected president.
Central to Kyerematen’s economic strategy is the creation of a Youth Employment Digital Platform, which aims to provide job opportunities and internships to over three million people.
He underscored the importance of boosting production and exports to strengthen the national currency and instill confidence in the economy.
Addressing concerns about economic stability, Alan Kyerematen stressed the need for unity and confidence-building measures.
He referenced past economic challenges and emphasized the role of his Movement in restoring faith in Ghana’s economic future.
The news of Kyerematen’s campaign efforts comes amidst a broader push for unity and progress, as echoed by Daasebre, a respected traditional leader in the region.
The alliance for Revolutionary Change, comprising various political entities, including Kyerematen’s Movement for Change (M4C), is rallying behind his vision for economic transformation and national cohesion.
As the election approaches, Kyerematen’s message of economic revitalization and unity resonates with many Ghanaians, setting the stage for a closely watched electoral contest.
Personalities including Alan Kyerematen -Movement for Change (M4C), Dr. Abu Sakara Foster – National Interest Movement (NIM), Mr. Akwasi Addai Odike – Union Government, Mr. Sam Ofori Ampofo – Ghana National Party, Rev. Stephen Ayensu – Ghana Green Party, Mr. Henry Asante – Fmr. Second Vice Chairman of PNC and Mrs. Augustina Cudjoe – Third Force Movement joined Alan Kyeremanten on the visits.
Alan Kyeremanten also took the opportunity to meet distinguished clergy men and men of God in Koforidua where he put before them the vision of M4C, promising to transform Ghana for the better.
Source: www.thenewindepedentonline.com
