_BY MR OWUSU_

Monitoring the campaign tour of Alan and his team I have come across what

 seems to be a recurring campaign message that the team is standing on to demand the votes of delegates. 

The crust of their message is that their team claims the then Candidate Akufo Addo in his victory address after Alan kyeremanten has conceded defeat to him made a pronouncement that Kwadwo kyeremanten will come after him.  

The question many delegates including myself are asking chief Alan and his campaign team is that, Why did he 'Alan kyeremanten' the then Alan cash knowing and believing in the promise and pronouncement of candidate Akufo Addo in 2007 went ahead to contest him in subsequent elections. 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️.  If delegates may recall Chief Alan in subsequent presidential primaries after the primaries he claims was promised by Akufo Addo that he will come after him had to be persuaded by top party officials including the former President, Kufuor to allow Nana Addo to go uncontested to save the party some money because the party was still in opposition but he went ahead to contest Nana Addo and lost miserably to him. For him to go to delegates to use what Akufo Addo said in 2007 especially after he has contested him on twice after that pronouncement is very unfortunate and opportunistic and must be resisted by delegates.

I think Alan kyeremanten and his team should tell delegates what he has done for the party expercially the grassroots and what he will do  than focusing on a promise he never valued and respected.

 Again, I am reminding his campaign team that, the leadership of the party does not reside  in the mouth of single individual not to even talk of it been a queue. 

The leadership of party lies in the bosom of the delegates they decide who should led the party at any given time.They have seen the work tye Vice President has done for the party and have decided to reward him by voting massively for him come 4th November,2023 no amount of rhetorics can change their minds.

 **It is Possible*✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

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