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In a groundbreaking moment that could reshape Ghana’s political future, Alan Kyerematen is set to officially file his nomination today as an independent candidate for the 2024 presidential elections.
His candidature represents a bold challenge to the long-standing dominance of the NPP and NDC. This development has been eagerly anticipated by many, particularly the youth, who see Mr Kyerematen as the candidate with the vision and experience to break the cycle of corruption, poor governance and economic hardship.
Alan Kyerematen’s journey to this point has been marked by courage and determination. A year ago, on 25th September 2023, he announced the formation of the Movement for Change, with the monarch butterfly as his symbol, soon after his dramatic resignation from the NPP, where he was a founding member.
His decision to leave the party was met with scepticism, with many speculating whether he would return. Today, however, his filing confirms his commitment to bringing change, independent of the traditional political framework.
For young Ghanaians, Mr. Alan Kyerematen’s name on the ballot is more than just another presidential bid - it’s a symbol of hope. His Great Transformational Plan (GTP) promises a radical departure from the typical manifesto pledges that have failed to deliver meaningful economic growth and development. The GTP is designed with the youth in mind, focusing on job creation, innovation, entrepreneurship, and economic transformation, addressing the core issues facing the country’s young population.
Unemployment, underemployment, and a lack of entrepreneurial opportunities have plagued the youth under successive governments, leaving many frustrated and disheartened. Alan Kyerematen, with his extensive experience in both the public and private sectors, offers a practical, results-driven approach to solving these problems. His track record, including his international work with the United Nations and the World Trade Organization, demonstrates his capability to deliver on his promises.
The Afrafranto Alliance, which supports Mr Kyerematen’s candidature, is expected to galvanize support nationwide. With growing dissatisfaction toward the NPP and NDC, Alan Kyerematen’s independent run offers the youth a genuine alternative to the status quo. His campaign message of a government of national unity and plan-focused governance resonates with young voters eager for leadership that prioritises their needs and aspirations.
As the 2024 elections approach, Alan Kyerematen’s presence on the ballot could prove to be a game-changer. For the first time in decades, Ghanaian youth have a real chance to vote for a candidate who understands their struggles and has the experience and vision to lead the country toward a brighter future.
His presence on the ballot sends a strong message to the political establishment that the youth are ready for change, and they may find that change in Alan Kyerematen. A man of God once said, "God's grace has many colours." Could it be that Alan Kyerematen's rise is one of the colours? Time will tell soon.
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