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In a striking display of political force and unity, Alan Kyerematen’s Movement for Change brought Accra to life as thousands of supporters turned out for a political march.
The event attracted citizens from all walks of life, with the youth leading a vibrant wave of enthusiasm and solidarity. From the break of dawn, a seemingly endless procession filled the streets, transforming Accra into a sea of bright yellow. The city resounded with chants, songs, and drumming as people—young and old, students and families—joined together in what can only be described as a political festival.
Banners bearing Alan’s image and the slogan “Ase3 Ho” were raised high above the crowd, as marchers, energised by hopes for a renewed Ghana, captured the city’s attention. Alan Kyerematen, leading the procession alongside his running mate, KOD, and other senior members of the Afrafranto Alliance, was at the centre of the event, greeting his supporters amid resounding cheers.
Marching shoulder-to-shoulder with the young people who have embraced his vision, Alan underscored his commitment to putting youth at the forefront of his plans for Ghana. His Great Transformational Plan (GTP) has inspired many, particularly the younger generation, who see in him a leader genuinely attuned to their aspirations and needs.
The scale of the walk astonished bystanders, who lined the streets to watch Alan’s Yellow Army progress from neighbourhoods to major thoroughfares, filling Accra with a spirit of change and unity. Some spontaneously joined in, drawn by the atmosphere of hope and the march's infectious energy.

“This is a new beginning for Ghana!” an elderly woman shouted from her balcony, waving a white handkerchief as the crowd passed by, lifting spirits and building excitement around Alan’s potential leadership.
With this monumental gathering, Alan’s Movement for Change has set a new benchmark—not only for political campaigns but for how citizens imagine the future of their country. The turnout in Accra, following the massive march in Kumasi, signals strong support for Alan and his message of inclusive transformation.
As Election Day approaches, the numbers and energy of the Yellow Army continue to swell, making it clear that Alan Kyerematen is more than just a candidate—he is the focal point of a nationwide call for renewal, hope, and action.
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