Accra, Nov 28, GNA – Some residents in the Volta region have lauded the transformative agenda of Mr Alan Kyerematen, Leader of the Afrafranto Alliance Movement.
They also praised him for his practical solutions under the Great Transformational Plan (GTP).
A statement copied to the Ghana News Agency in Accra on Thursday said the residents gave the support during his tour of some towns of the region.
They were particularly drawn to his promise to make the Volta Region a Skills Development Hub and establish a Traders Bank to support businesses in the country and his vision to invest heavily in farming, fishing, and eco-tourism, which they said aligned with the region’s natural strengths.
“Our region has waited for a leader who truly understands our potential,” a community leader remarked. “Alan Kyerematen’s commitment to agriculture, fishing, and eco-tourism shows he sees us as part of Ghana’s solution, not just a political tool. This is why we call him our second father.”
Alan Kyerematen, leader of the Afrafranto Alliance and presidential candidate for the Movement for Change, received an outpouring of love and support during his recent campaign tour of the Volta Region.
Alan Kyerematen was accompanied by his Policy Director, Yaw Buabeng Asamoah; his Director for Special Duties, Hopeson Adorye; Senior Alliance partners, Madam Tina Cudjoe and Richard Suma; and other senior members of his team.
Their presence underscored the significance of the tour and the importance of the campaign attaches to the Volta Region in the upcoming elections.
“The love I have received here is beyond what I imagined,” he said during an address to community members. “To be referred to as your second father is a profound honor, and I promise to repay this trust by delivering a transformational agenda that will uplift this region and the entire country.”
Amid the jubilant scenes, Alan Kyerematen urged the people to reject claims that an independent candidate cannot win a presidential election in Ghana. “Across the country, Ghanaians are ready for change.
The love and support I’ve seen here is the same wherever I go, and it gives me confidence that we will win this election,” he stated. “Ignore the propaganda of the NDC and NPP. They are afraid because they know the people are with me.”
The former Trade and Industry Minister highlighted examples of independent leaders around the world, including George Washington in America, Emmanuel Macron in France, and Patrice Talon in Benin, who have led their nations to success.
“This election is about leadership, not party colors. Together, we can rewrite Ghana’s story,” he declared, drawing loud cheers from the crowd.
“This is not just a political movement; it is a national call for transformation,” he said. As he left the region.”
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