Cheddar has bemoaned successive governments' neglect of Ghanaians

Nana Kwame Bediako Criticizes Lack of Investment in Communities

Nana Kwame Bediako, founder of the New Force Movement, is concerned about poverty. He observed severe poverty and pollution during his campaign tour. He believes that successive governments have neglected Ghanaians. They have failed to invest in local communities.

Bediako, an independent presidential candidate, expressed his worries about government neglect. He highlighted the struggles faced by people across the country. During a speech on November 30, he called it “The Real State of the Nation.” He noted that rural areas and urban centers suffer from poverty and pollution.

Despite these challenges, Bediako feels motivated to address these issues. He believes that with support from Ghanaians, he can make a difference. He criticized parliamentarians for not enacting meaningful laws for their constituents. Their focus on partisan interests has hindered development.

Bediako urged voters to look beyond party affiliations. They should make informed decisions based on their well-being and economic status. The progress of the country should be their priority.

In election predictions by Global InfoAnalytics, two independent candidates may perform well. Alan Kyeremanten is expected to receive 2.5% of the vote. Nana Kwame Bediako is predicted to get 3%. This contrasts with past elections where independent candidates received less than 2%.

Apostle Richard Kwame Owusu prophesied that Bediako will become president in eight years. Although he is campaigning for the December 7 election, challenges may arise against him. The Apostle believes Ghana will prosper under Bediako's leadership in the future.