Nana Kwame Bediako's Accra Road Show: Youth rally behind him to change Ghana's fate

Hundreds of youth gathered in Circle, Tiptoe, Neoplan, and Madina to welcome Nana Kwame Bediako, leader of the New Force, during his ongoing Accra Road Show. Bediako, who aims to contest in the 2024 presidential elections, is on a 4-day tour to engage with citizens, share his vision, and listen to their concerns in order to provide lasting solutions for improving their lives.

In his address, Bediako emphasized his deep connection to the streets and his understanding of their struggles. "Growing up on Tiptoe Lane, I know every corner of it. I know you are suffering, and that's why I am here for us to come together to change this awkward situation in our land," he said. He reassured the crowd that his intention is not to rule but to alleviate the hardships the people face daily.

Bediako urged citizens not to be deceived by the promises of other political parties, specifically criticizing the NDC and NPP for the current state of the country. "Our leaders have caused all our sufferings; therefore, I want us to come together and win this year's election to change the face of our country," he told the youth.

Nana Adowa, a youth from Madina, expressed her disappointment in both major parties, calling for Ghanaians to support Bediako. She highlighted the severe economic hardships that have led many young women to resort to having multiple partners for survival. "Things are hard, the cost of living is high, and that's why most girls have turned to hookups as a means of survival.

You'll go to school, graduate, and won't get a job. We need change, and Nana Kwame Bediako is the one we, the youth, want to change things around in the country," she said.

Adowa called on the youth to vote massively for Bediako in the December 7th general elections, believing that he can shape a better future for Ghana.