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Alan Kyerematen urges Ghanaians to make a ‘strategic choice’ in 2028

United Party leader Alan John Kwadwo Kyerematen has called on Ghanaians to make what he describes as a “strategic choice” in the 2028 general election to move the country forward by ending the political dominance of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the National Democratic Congress (NDC).

Alan Kyerematen urges Ghanaians to make a ‘strategic choice’ in 2028

Alan John Kwadwo Kyerematen, leader of the United Party, has urged Ghanaians to make a "strategic choice" in the 2028 general election to break the political grip of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the National Democratic Congress (NDC). In an interview with Joy Prime, Kyerematen argued that the NPP and NDC had dominated Ghana's political scene for decades, yet failed to address longstanding issues such as infrastructure, electricity, water, education, and healthcare.

"My hope is that in 2028, the people of Ghana will make a strategic choice to move our country forward by ending the duopoly," he stated. Kyerematen attributed ongoing underdevelopment in Ghana to the influence of the two dominant parties, questioning why successive administrations have continued to struggle with basic development concerns despite their 34-year dominance.

He pointed to persistent challenges in road maintenance, unreliable electricity, inadequate water supply, the malfunctioning Computerised School Selection and Placement System, and the health sector's recurring problems. Kyerematen also highlighted his extensive political experience and national recognition, stating that his name and face are recognized throughout Ghana, and asserting that he has conducted politics in a civil manner.

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