Accra, Oct 12, GNA-The Caravan Campaign Tour of the Movement for Change has made its presence felt in the Eastern Region, as Mrs.
Patricia Kyerematen, wife of the presidential candidate Alan Kyerematen, led a high-powered delegation to the Zongo community in Nsawam. The delegation, which was met with a grand reception at Adukto Katakana, signified the Movement’s growing momentum ahead of the 2024 general election.
A statement copied to the Ghana News Agency in Accra said the chief, Alhaji Rashid Saddique and elders of the Zongo community welcomed Mrs. Kyerematen and her team, expressing their deep appreciation for the respect shown by the Movement for Change in prioritizing local communities in their campaign. “We are honoured to host the Movement for Change,” the chief said.
The statement said he appealed for development, highlighting the community’s hope that Alan Kyerematen’s presidency would bring much-needed progress.
“Should Mr. Alan Kyerematen become president, we humbly request that our community’s development needs be addressed.”
In her response, Mrs. Kyerematen, assured the community that their concerns would be communicated directly to her husband. “I am deeply touched by the love and enthusiasm shown here today. I will relay your request to my husband, Alan Kyerematen, who is fully committed to improving the lives of all Ghanaians, including the cherished Zongo communities,” she said.
She expressed her excitement over the vibrant support from the people of Nsawam and emphasized that the Movement for Change was ready to build stronger relations with all communities, ensuring that no one is left behind in the nation’s progress.
While Mrs. Patricia Kyerematen is making waves in her home region of the Eastern Region, her husband, Mr. Alan Kyerematen, is turning the Ashanti Region, his stronghold, inside-out with his vigorous campaign. Known for his powerful policies under the Great Transformational Plan (GTP), Alan Kyerematen’s message of change is resonating across the country, and his wife’s dynamic involvement is solidifying the Movement’s grip in the Eastern Region.
The visit to the Nsawam Zongo community underscores the Movement for Change’s dedication to connecting with the grassroots and ensuring that the voices of every community are heard.
The Caravan Tour, which has been making waves across the country, is not only about winning votes but also about building trust and rapport with the people. The Movement for Change, under the leadership of Alan Kyerematen, is focused on addressing the concerns of every Ghanaian, particularly the marginalized Zongo communities that have long been left behind.
With the Kyerematens taking charge in both the Ashanti and Eastern Regions, the Movement for Change is gaining a foothold in key areas. The next few weeks are expected to see even more intense campaigning as Alan Kyerematen and his team continues to crisscross the country, engaging voters and presenting the Movement’s vision for a brighter future.
GNA