Nana Kwame Bediako, leader of The New Force Movement, has announced his decision to run as an independent candidate in the upcoming presidential elections. This move comes after his party faced significant challenges in registering with the Electoral Commission (EC), despite submitting all required documents eight months ago.
At a press conference, Bediako detailed the obstacles his party encountered, including only receiving a provisional certificate after a lengthy wait. He stated that the EC’s delay made it impossible for his party to campaign effectively within the given timeframe.
Bediako emphasized that his decision to run independently is driven by a commitment to the nation’s development, free from bureaucratic hindrances. He reassured Ghanaians of his dedication to bringing economic freedom, equity, equality, and empowerment to all citizens.
Bediako’s vision for Ghana includes fostering a mindset of democracy, ambition, and entrepreneurship among its citizens. He stressed that his commitment to the people of Ghana remains unwavering, and his campaign aims to ensure that all Ghanaians’ voices are heard and represented.
Bediako’s announcement has sparked significant interest and support among his followers, who believe his independent bid could bring a fresh perspective to Ghana’s political landscape. His campaign promises to unleash the immense potential of Ghana’s resources and people, focusing on the nation’s prosperity and development.
