Some supporters of Movement for Change who have defected to the New Patriotic Party (NPP) are calling on the electorates to vote for Dr Mahamudu Bawumia to become the next president of the country.
The group led by Kofi Adjei, at a press conference, said the flag bearer of the opposition NDC has nothing to lose and should he win, his tenure will be his last, historically bringing with it certain risks.
“Moreover, we are not seeking a leader who requires a honeymoon period. The job demands immediate action,” Kofi Adjei said.
He stated some reasons why John Mahama must be rejected saying that Mahama has been defeated twice by H.E. Nana Addo, which clearly shows he has lost the trust and confidence of many, especially the youth.
He mentioned that, as of now, John Mahama does not have a clear, consistent policy for Ghana, which has shown inconsistency and a lack of depth in strategic planning for Ghana’s long-term prosperity.
He said “It is noteworthy that their so-called ’24-hour economy’ policy has not been well explained even among their own ranks. In light of these reflections and realizations, we, along with my colleagues from all over, have decided to fully return to the New Patriotic Party under the leadership of Flagbearer H.E. Dr. Bawumia, who has demonstrated time and again that with the spirit of humility and unity, it is possible to advance Ghana and that “Breaking the 8” is a national assignment we must all embrace.”
They said their action to return to NPP is a reflection, driven by a deep commitment to Ghana’s future.
Several months ago, he said, alongside other devoted members, transitioned to the Movement for Change, inspired by the leadership of Alan Kyeremateng.
“However, this journey has granted us profound insights and a clearer understanding of the political landscape of Ghana, the vision and leadership styles of all the Presidential aspirants for the 2024 Elections. It has become evident that we made a mistake. A mistake that we humbly admit and are ready to work to ensure its dire effect on the country is averted.”
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