John Alan Kyerematen, the Leader of the Movement for Change, has emphasized that Ghana needs a transformational leader rather than being driven solely by political party affiliations.

He believes it’s time for Ghanaians to shift their focus away from allegiance to the NPP and NDC and instead consider leaders with vision and practical ideas for improving and securing the country’s future.

Kyerematen has made the decision to run as an independent candidate in the 2024 general elections with the aim of uniting people from diverse professional, educational, religious, ethnic, and other backgrounds who share his vision of transforming the country for the benefit of future generations.

He envisions a government of national unity and a platform for power-sharing that can bring about the desired transformation.

Speaking at the ‘first volunteer activation forum’ in Kumasi, he explained his commitment to building a coalition of support for his leadership from various segments of society.

This forum is designed to educate and train the youth on how to approach and attract new members to the movement and ultimately secure their votes in the 2024 general elections.

Hopeson Adoye, the communication manager for the movement, also interacted with the media to further convey their message and objectives.