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Kojo Brace officially declares parliamentary ambition

Former Multimedia Group journalist Samuel Kojo Brace, popularly known as “Ahanta Pele,” has officially declared his intention to enter active politics and contest the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) parliamentary primary in the Ahanta West Constituency. Mr Brace made the announcement at a press conference, bringing to an end months of speculation about his political future. […]

Kojo Brace officially declares parliamentary ambition

Samuel Kojo Brace, a former Multimedia Group journalist, has officially announced his intention to enter politics and compete in the upcoming parliamentary primary for the NPP in Ahanta West Constituency. This decision comes after months of speculation and comes following community engagements, including a "Walk with Ahanta Pele" event in Agona Nkwanta.

Brace has been encouraging his listeners and readers to call on him to enter politics for the past decade, with supporters from various political parties expressing their support. He resigned from his position at Multimedia Group to focus on his "Ahanta dream". Brace highlighted his experience as a student leader at the University of Cape Coast, where he established a fund to assist financially disadvantaged students, which further influenced his commitment to addressing poverty in Ahanta.

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