Report by Akpeleasi Flora-21/03/2024
In a recent radio interview, Nana Kwame Bediako, also known as Cheddar, shared his ambitious plans for Ghana’s future if elected as President. With a bold declaration, he pledged to lead Ghana towards self-reliance, vowing never to seek financial aid from the IMF again. Drawing from his own success story, he emphasized the importance of efficiently managing Ghana’s resources to fuel development and prosperity.
Highlighting his entrepreneurial journey, Cheddar pointed out that despite earning abroad, the foundation of his wealth was laid using resources from Ghana. He firmly believes that with proper management, Ghana can generate substantial revenue, ranging from $10 billion to $30 billion within four years, under his leadership.
Moreover, Cheddar proposed a streamlined government with fewer than 20 ministers to curb unnecessary spending and utilize taxpayers’ money more efficiently. This move aims to enhance governance and elevate the living standards of ordinary citizens.
Addressing sensitive issues like LGBTQI+ rights and constitutional reform, Cheddar urged caution. He emphasized the need to avoid sensationalizing LGBTQI+ topics, especially in the media, to prevent undue exposure, particularly among children. While advocating for gradual constitutional amendments to adapt to modern times, he cautioned against hasty changes that could destabilize the existing framework.
Cheddar’s vision extends beyond his presidential aspirations; he calls upon Ghanaians, particularly the youth, to rally behind his movement, the New Force. He sees it as the beacon of hope for Ghana’s redemption, emphasizing the urgency of collective support and participation.
In essence, Cheddar embodies a new era of leadership, promising economic autonomy and thoughtful reform. His pragmatic approach to governance and dedication to harnessing Ghana’s potential make him a compelling candidate for the nation’s highest office. With Cheddar at the helm, Ghana stands poised for a transformative journey towards prosperity and inclusive progress.
