Alan Kyerematen Admits His Campaign Slogan That Suggested It Was His Turn Was A Poor Messsage

• Alan Kyerematen has looked back at his initial presidential campaign and has admitted that it could have been better
• He said his "Aduru Wo So" slogan that compelled critics to say he was entitled was adopted by his team to appeal to the conservative nature of the NPP
• The now-independent presidential candidate told Metro TV that he had felt at the time the slogan undersold him

Alan Kwadwo Kyerematen has admitted that the start of his presidential campaign, particularly when he wanted to be NPP flagbearer was not the best.

According to him, his 'Aduru Wo So' campaign slogan, which prompted criticisms that he was entitled, undersold his worth and capabilities.

"I used to tell my team that they were underselling me, in terms of my worth and my value by using [Aduru Wo So] as one of my campaign hashtags or slogans, because there is so much to say about me other than aduru wo so,” he was frank during an interview with Metro TV.

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"Aduru Wo So" is Twi for "It's your turn".

Alan Kyerematen, who recently created an uproar when he resigned from the NPP to contest as an independent candidate in the 2024 election, explained that his campaign team settled on "Aduru Wo So" because the party was a conservative.

"Their [campaign team] perspective was that in a conservative party, there is a spirit that suggests that there is a general understanding that we have a succession plan, it is not written but there is a general understanding,” Alan added.

The former trades minister adopted the 'Aduru Wo So' slogan in the lead-up to the August 26, 2023, Special Delegates Conference.

It was the theme of two campaign walks in Accra and Kumasi to push the agenda that he is next to lead the NPP after Nana Akufo-Addo.

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Alan's campaign has alleged that the NPP was backing Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia to win the flagbearer contest, which is the main reason he left the party he is a founding member of.

OB Amoah says NPP can prevent Alan from going independent

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh has reported that a member of Akufo-Addo's government OB Amoah suggested recently that the party can stop Alan Kyerematen from going independent.

OB Amoah said Alan Kyerematen signed an undertaking while contesting for the presidential primaries, and that undertaking prevents him from seceding from the party.

His comments follow the surprise resignation of Kyerematen, a founding member of the NPP, over alleged unfair treatment by the party's leadership.

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Also, NPP flagbearer hopeful Kennedy Ohene Agyapong recently cautioned the party's National Council about harassment.

He delivered the message during a campaign ahead of the November 4 NPP primaries to be held across 276 constituencies nationwide.

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Agya Koo releases campaign song for Kennedy Agyapong

In other news, popular actor and comedian Agya Koo has released a campaign song to promote Kennedy Agyapong's presidential ambitions.

The song, which is titled "Onoaa", Twi for "He is the One", was released on Thursday, September 28, 2023.

Meanwhile, the Kennedy Agyapong campaign has not officially confirmed the tune as its campaign song.

Source: YEN.com.gh