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Alan Kyerematen, the founder and candidate of the Movement for Change, believes he possesses the necessary qualities to transform Ghana’s political scene in the upcoming elections on December 7.
During an appearance on Lawson TV/Radio Ghana Se Sen with Kwame Tanko, monitored by mynewsgh, Alan Kyerematen expressed his views on the current state of politics in Ghana and highlighted the crucial demographic that will significantly influence the upcoming election.
He went on to explain the division within the NPP, saying, “The NPP has always been divided between me and President Akufo-Addo.”
Kyerematen states that young voters are frustrated with the NPP and NDC, the conventional political parties, as they have not met their needs and aspirations.
“These voters have realized that the NPP and NDC have not delivered for them,” he said. “Now, they have a credible leader in me, Alan Kyerematen.”
Kyerematen’s assurance was clear as he boldly stated his aim to win the election, emphasizing that although he wouldn’t reveal any exact numbers, his triumph would be significant.
“I will win the election with one touch,” he stated.
Kyerematen contends that this divide has influenced voter opinions, and he anticipates that the next election will result in a 50/50 division, with numerous voters selecting “skirt and blouse” voting, wherein they pick candidates from various political parties for different roles.
“People will receive the shock of their lives,” he remarked, suggesting that the political scene could transform in an unexpected manner for many.
He went on to explain the division within the NPP, saying, “The NPP has always been divided between me and President Akufo-Addo.”
“I believe the December 7 election will be a 50/50 split, with 50% of voters choosing to vote ‘skirt and blouse,’” he asserted.
credit: mynewsgh.com
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