The Convener of Movement for Change, Alan Kojo Kyeremanten gave a speech at an Economic Summit themed “Building non-Partisan Consensus for a National Economic Development Plan” and also revealed his plans for Ghana.

While giving his speech, he addressed the biggest canker in the country which is corruption and he said if the act of bribery and corruption is to be seen as a thing of the past, borrowing will be less, and money in the country will be used for development and also boost Ghana’s economy.

During his speech, he urged the good people of Ghana to avoid partisan in whatever we do and think about the development of Ghana.

Alan assured Ghanaians that in his government, people who misuse funds for development will not go unpunished to deter others from doing the same.

He stressed that it is important for us to embrace the integrated nature of problems that we encounter as Ghanaians. 

Speaking about corruption again he disclosed that although he is a politician, he is not fighting to be at the top and be selfish but rather to he assure them to believe in him because he would be a great leader who thinks about the well-being of his people.