
<p class="has-medium-font-size"><strong>Kofi Akpaloo, the Presidential Candidate of the Liberal Party of Ghana (LPG), has made a bold statement, sharing that he had a dream on April 4th this year where he was sworn in as President of Ghana.</strong></p>



<p>What&#8217;s even more intriguing is that he claims none of his dreams have ever failed.</p>



<p>This declaration has likely sent shockwaves throughout Ghana&#8217;s political landscape. To become President of Ghana, one must meet specific qualifications outlined in the 1992 Constitution, including being a citizen by birth, at least 40 years old, and qualified to be elected as a Member of Parliament.</p>



<p>As the country gears up for the 2024 elections, Akpaloo&#8217;s statement has sparked interest in his candidacy.</p>



<p>While dreams are personal and subjective, Akpaloo&#8217;s confidence in their predictive power has undoubtedly generated buzz.</p>



<p>In Ghana, the President serves a four-year term, limited to two terms, whether successive or separated.</p>



<p>The President&#8217;s role comes with significant responsibilities, including upholding the Constitution, exercising executive authority, and preserving national security.</p>



<p>As the election approaches, Ghanaians will be watching closely to see if Akpaloo&#8217;s dream becomes a reality. Will his confidence in his dreams propel him to the presidency, or will other candidates emerge as frontrunners? Only time will tell.</p>



<p>Watch him speak below;</p>



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I Dreamt On The 4th Of April That I Was Sworn In As President Of Ghana, And None Of My Dreams Have Ever Failed — Kofi Akpaloo
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