'Ignore false information that Accra Yellow Afrafranto Mega Victory Walk has been postponed' - Alan

Following the massive outpour of the recent walk in Kumasi, Alan Kyerematen, Founder and Leader of the Movement for Change, and presidential candidate of the Afrafranto Alliance, has invited Accra residents, to join him in another Afrafranto Mega Victory Walk on Saturday, November 2.

The walk is expected to start from the Kwame Nkrumah Circle, through the old PTC Building and SO Filling Station, before concluding at the well-known Obra Spot.

Reflecting on the massive turnout and enthusiastic response during the Kumasi Walk, Alan stated, “Our supporters in Kumasi demonstrated unity, strength, and unwavering support for our mission to transform Ghana. Now, we’re bringing that same spirit to Accra, and I look forward to seeing the people of the capital join us in this journey of hope.”

He also used the opportunity to address recent efforts to undermine the Kumasi event.

He noted that unscrupulous individuals circulated bulk text messages and misleading social media posts falsely claiming that the Victory Walk had been postponed.

But speaking at a press conference, Alan Kyerematen clarified that, “They did it prior to the Kumasi Walk and they are doing it again. I urge all Ghanaians in Accra to ignore such false information and join us as we walk together to showcase our Movement’s unity, strength, and preparedness to lead Ghana toward a brighter future.”

With the Afrafranto Mega Victory Walk, Alan Kyerematen aims to inspire solidarity among Ghanaians and to highlight his vision for transforming the Greater Accra Region.

He said he remains confident that the support shown by hundreds of thousands in Kumasi will be matched in Accra, signaling a growing wave of national support.

“See you there!” Alan concluded with enthusiasm, inviting residents to participate in a morning filled with optimism and the promise of change.

Meanwhile, catch up on the latest Election Desk on GhanaWeb TV interview as Patricia Rockson Hammond sits down with Nana Akosua Frimpomaa Kumankumah, Flagbearer of the CPP, below:





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