People’s Redemption Movement (PRM) – Putting Ghana on the path to recovery

A political movement called People’s Redemption Movement (PRM) which prefers to be known by its acronym, PEREMO has obtained a provisional licence from the Electoral Commission to start organising as a political party in the country.

In an interview with the GhanaWeb, Rev. David Ampofo, the Interim Director of Elections of PEREMO indicated that the movement would leave no stone unturned in its quest to contest and win the 2024 general elections and put Ghana on the path to recovery. He stated that PEREMO will work hard to prove to Ghanaians that it has all it takes to form the next government.

He opined that there is empirical evidence to support the fact that the government of the first republic led by Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah after gaining political independence placed our motherland on the path of economic independence. He reiterated that this fact is amply demonstrated by a plethora of developmental projects and factories completed within the short time of his regime that lasted only nine years.

Rev. David Ampofo bemoaned the neglect of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah’s good works by successive governments which failed to follow the direction Ghana was going and woefully let the nation down. He said should PEREMO be given the nod to form the next government in 2025, it will revive Nkrumah’s spirit to rapidly develop Ghana to make her economically independent.

The PEREMO Interim Director of Elections maintained that the solution to Ghana’s economic problems is well specified in Kwame Nkrumh’s 7-year development plan. He said the disregarded development plan documented that our pursuit of economic independence should start from an agricultural revolution coupled with accelerated industrialisation based on appropriate technology.

He said a PEREMO government shall achieve this feat for Ghana through political maturity, integrity, radical reforms and by dint of hard work.

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