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Chairman Womtumi Is Nobody; I Brought Him To The NPP, And He Ought To Exercise Caution, Says Alan Cash (Video)

Chairman Wontumi has received a stern warning from Alan Kyeremanten for berating him after he made the decision to leave the NPP party.

Alan Kyeremanten aka Alan Cash made it plain during an appearance on UTV’s morning show that Chairman Wontumi joined the NPP as a result of him.

Chairman Wontumi: “Who is he? How does he perceive himself? He is nothing! He should use caution when speaking after I introduced him to NPP. Alan Cash forewarned.

Alan announced during a press conference that he will run for office as an independent and bring about a lot of change in the nation.

Alan Kyeremanten declared he would see to it that the 53% of Ghana’s population made up of young people got all they wanted.

“I am the only political figure who can guarantee that this nation’s economic prosperity is sustained. I’ll start a change-related movement. I’ll make Ghana a one-party state instead of a two-party system. This will end the political syndrome of “winner takes all.” Regardless of their political membership, I will ensure that the political party is inclusive and united. Alan disclosed.

Additionally, Alan begged Ghanaians to support him in the forthcoming 2024 elections so that he might succeed John Dramani Mahama as President of Ghana.

View the video here:

Source: OccupyGh.com 

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