My name appeals to voters more than Bawumia and Mahama – Alan

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Alan Kyerematen, the Movement for Change’s founder and leader, has asserted that he is more well-known throughout the country than the flagbearers of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the National Democratic Congress.

On Wednesday’s Citi Breakfast Show on Citi FM, he stated that his degree of penetration considerably outpaces that of his two closest competitors.

Alan informed presenter Bernard Avle that his name and face are recognised in every community in the country.

“There is no village in Ghana where Alan will not be recognised either by face or by my name and none of the two candidates [Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia and John Dramani Mahama] have that level of penetration in the country.

“I have been around and this is true everywhere and this is my own assessment. There is no election that President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo went that you will not find Alan standing side by side with him and on the ground. The people love Alan.”

He added that there is a spiritual twist to his becoming president and that the time has come for him to lead Ghana.

“There is some spirituality about leadership when people say it is God who makes kings and it is real and that is why I have bid my time and this is the time and that is why I have never been worried because never before in our country has there been a compiling case for an independent candidate.

“I have gone round the country and 70 to 80 percent of people say that they are tired of the NDC and the NPP but if Alan is coming, they will change their minds and vote.”

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