Nana Kwame Bediako, also known as Cheddar, an independent presidential aspirant, says he will be unveiling a billboard of 'The New Six' to showcase the key individuals behind the New Force Movement.There are some billboards in the cities with the image of Nana Kwame Bediako at the centre, surrounded by six masked individuals.Addressing a press conference, he explained that the masks would be removed gradually to reveal the identities of the individuals.The 'New Six' concept, he explained, represented a new generation of young, insightful leaders with extensive knowledge in various sectors of the economy. 'Our vision for Ghana is ambitious and transformative. We envision a nation where every region pauses with industrial vitality. Each, is a beacon of innovation and economic prosperity,' he said.Mr Bediako also emphasised that regional industrial evolution was central to his Movement's agenda and that by transforming all 16 regions into vibrant industrial hubs, he aimed to unlock Ghana's vast mineral and human potentials.He asserted that the transformation he intended to bring would create millions of jobs, reduce poverty, and extend prosperity beyond Accra.'We are building a future where every Ghanaian can dream big and achieve greatness,' he said.
Related Articles
Ada East Assembly members warn political parties to stay off PM election
Some Assembly members of the Ada East District have cautioned political parties to stay off the election of a presiding member.
They alleged that political party manipulations were affecting the elections and causing unnecessary delays in the distric…
Dadekotopon NPP parliamentary candidate calls for unity to win power
Mr Joseph Addo, La Dadekotopn New Patriotic Party (NPP) parliamentary aspirant has called on members of the party to work harder than before to enable the party to win a third term to break the eight-year political jinx to make history.
He said as a …
Spanish Think-Tank Commends Morocco’s ‘Remarkable Progress’ Under HM the King’s Leadership
Madrid – “Remarkable progress” has been achieved in Morocco, under the leadership of HM King Mohammed VI, towards “sustainable and inclusive development”, stressed the Spanish Coordenadas Institute for Governance and Applied Economics.
In an analysis…
