Nana Kwame Bediako Rubbishes Rumours He Didn't Vote For Himself In 2024 Elections

• Nana Kwame Bediako, leader of the New Force Movement, has dismissed claims that he didn't vote for himself
• Addressing the rumours in his first media briefing since the 2024 elections, he said he and his wife voted for him
• He, however, expressed some concerns about the electoral process and called for reforms

Nana Kwame Bediako, leader of the New Force Movement, has addressed rumours that he did not vote for himself in the just-ended 2024 presidential election.

The independent candidate said those claims were false and should be disregarded.

In his first media briefing since the 2024 presidential election, Bediako noted that he and his wife voted for him at their polling station at Ridge, and suggestions that the opposite was true are mere fabrications.

He also commented on the recent re-collation exercise happening in select constituencies.

He expressed concern about electoral results inconsistencies and called on the authorities to address them as quickly as possible.

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Bediako noted that it was time to reform the electoral system and establish strong, robust structures to enhance transparency and accountability.

He said robust systems would uphold and protect the country’s democracy.

Ruby Bediako complains about irregularities

Ruby Bediako, wife of Nana Kwame Bediako, has addressed rumours surrounding her vote during the 2024 presidential elections.

Nana Kwame Bediako, the flagbearer of the New Force political party, contested the elections, but an intriguing controversy emerged from the Korley Klottey constituency where the couple voted.

The couple voted at the Korley Klottey School of Journalism polling station.

However, rumours circulated that Cheddar secured just one vote, generating debate about whether his wife had not voted for him.

Ruby Bediako has since claimed that her vote mysteriously went missing, raising questions about the transparency of the electoral process.

She said this while speaking with Rich of Plus 1 TV.

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Cheddar to leverage Ghanaian citizenship

YEN.com.gh reported that then-independent presidential candidate Nana Kwame Bediako plans to leverage Ghanaian citizenship to raise $50 billion.

Graphic Online reported that Bediako, the leader of the New Force Movement, is eying people of African descent in the diaspora and other Africans as part of plans to raise investment and promote African unification.

Source: YEN.com.gh