Alan Kyerematen Finally Speaks Out On Why He Refused To Follow Nana Addo-Dankwa As Vice President

Kwame Obua
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Alan Kwadwo Kyeremanten, a former minister of trade and key figure in Ghanaian politics, has stirred discussions nationwide with an emotional note to his supporters, stating, “The change we desired has arrived.” The statement has ignited curiosity over what the next chapter in his political journey will be.

The timing of his remarks—coming shortly after the NDC’s success in the 2024 elections—prompted questions about how Kyeremanten, who recently parted ways with the NPP to form the Movement for Change, plans to advance his agenda. 

In a New Year’s address, he thanked supporters for their unwavering commitment during a courageous and challenging campaign.

Although he did not openly praise the NDC, Kyeremanten implied that the political shift reflected the influence and backing of his movement. 

He credited the Movement for Change as a key factor in the current momentum, framing it as a win for innovation, reform, and renewed political energy.

His remarks also carried an implicit critique of his former party, the NPP, signaling that his drive to reshape Ghanaian politics remains resolute. He pledged to reveal his future strategy soon and encouraged supporters to remain engaged and cohesive. 

Analysts view this as a potentially decisive moment for Kyeremanten, as his movement seeks to define its role in shaping the next phase of Ghana’s democratic and political landscape.



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