She reminded me of Nana Konadu - Kwaku Yeboah hails Alan Kyerematen's wife

Ace sports broadcaster, Dan Kwaku Yeboah has lavished praises on Patricia Christabel Kyerematen, the wife of former Minister of Trade and Industries, Alan Kyerematen for the passion and avidity she displayed at the announcement of her husband’s decision to depart from the New Patriotic Party and set a new course as an independent candidate.

Kwaku Yeboah was impressed with the pride and show of support by Mrs Kyerematen for her husband’s decision to divorce the NPP after more than three decades of political marriage.

Kwaku Yeboah says, the video of Mrs. Kyerematen engaging in jama session and touting the credentials of her husband was reminiscent of Nana Konadu Agyemang Rawlings at the height of Jerry John Rawlings’ rulership of the country.

“I really like Mrs Kyerematen. Her zeal enthusiasm and support for her husband was admirable. She reminded me of Agyemang Konadu in those days. She was bold and fearless. She has done really well backing her husband,” he said on Peace FM.

Not only was Mrs Kyerematen present at her husband’s 'big announcement' to leave his beloved NPP and contest in the 2024 presidential elections as an independent candidate, to show her support, but her actions showed that she was fully on board with the decision.

Christabel Kyerematen in a viral video could be seen leading songs of praises and chants for her husband as he was making the announcement.

She could be seen charging the gathering as they chanted “Woye yeaa Alan be ba. Woye yeaa Alan. Yie, Yie. Woye Alan be ba”.



Not only was she the ‘jama’ leader, she at some point stood and urged the crowd to stay calm to allow her husband to finish his statement.

Watch Mrs Kyerematen lead the ‘jama’ for Alan in the video below:



About Alan’s resignation from the NPP and running as an independent candidate in the 2024 election:

Speaking at a press conference in Accra, on Monday, September 25, 2023, Alan Kyerematen announced his decision to leave the NPP and also contest as an independent candidate in the 2024 presidential elections.

He said that even though it was his wish to become president of Ghana on the ticket of the NPP, the party has now been hijacked by ‘unscrupulous party apparatchiks’.

“The NPP as it exists now has very little resemblance to the Party that I joined in 1992 and helped to nurture. The Party has been hijacked by a selected group of Party leaders and elders, government appointees, 'behind the curtain power brokers' and some unscrupulous party apparatchiks.

“... I wish to use this platform to announce that I am honourably resigning from the New Patriotic Party to contest for the high office of the President of the Republic of Ghana in the 2024 general elections as an independent presidential candidate,” he said.

Alan added that his presidential ambition would be run by a movement led by the youth.

“To actualise this goal, I will establish and lead a new MOVEMENT FOR CHANGE in Ghana. The brand logo for the MOVEMENT is the Monarch Butterfly, which politically symbolizes change and transformation, hope, and positivity. It also communicates strength, endurance, spirituality, and trust, which are key traits that I cherish as a Political Leader. In Akan, it is known as Afrafranto. The brand motto of the MOVEMENT is “Ghana Will Rise Again,” which symbolizes hope for the future of Ghana.

“The new Movement will be led and powered by the youth of Ghana. Out of the over 17 million registered voters in the 2020 general election, the youth aged 18-35, years constituted over 9.4 million voters representing 55% of the total voters,” he said.

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