Alan Kwadwo Kyerematen, the presidential candidate hopeful of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), has postponed his intended speech to the public for Tuesday, September 5, 2023, indefinitely.
The former Trade and Industry Minister had vowed to address the public following his Alan for President (A4P) 2024 Campaign Coordination team’s examination of the Special Electoral College Election results.
The speech was originally slated for a live broadcast at 10 am, but it was later altered to a press conference at 2 pm. The event has been postponed because of unforeseen circumstances, according to a new statement sent by Alan’s press assistant, Barima Sarpong.
The declaration follows Kyerematen’s promise to provide a public broadcast outlining the next steps for his campaign in light of the analysis. Kyerematen recently finished third during the selection process.
Initial reports said Alan Kyerematen will resign from the Super Delegates Conference due to alleged violations.
But given recent events, Mr. Kyerematen’s future step is uncertain because some are speculating that he would be involved in the election process leading up to the 2024 elections.
Kyerematen praised his fellow candidates who participated in the selection process, acknowledged their efforts and devotion, and thanked God for His grace and direction during his political path. He also expressed thankfulness to God for such things.
Additionally, he thanked the members of the Special Electoral College for their votes and emphasized the significance of their contribution to the initial selection process.
