The Leader of the Alliance for Revolutionary Change (ARC), Alan Kyerematen, has firmly asserted his commitment to integrity, stating that he has never participated in corrupt activities throughout his political career.
Addressing the issue, he emphasized that corruption is something he vehemently opposes and ensures it does not occur under his leadership.
“If I say I’ve never been corrupt and I’ll never be corrupt, I’m not corrupt now, in all, it’s to say the matter speaks for itself. I’ve never taken a bribe, it will not even happen. How is it going to happen? In fact, I don’t want us to use all our time.
“I don’t want us to use all our time to talk about this but if a politician in Africa is able to say categorically with the full force of the energy that he has to say that I’ve never been corrupt, I’ll never be corrupt, what further testimony do you require?” he stated.
Meanwhile, the Movement for Change (M4C), founded by Kyerematen, recently forged a significant partnership with the National Interest Movement (NIM), a political civil society coalition led by Dr. Michael Abu Sakara Foster, former flagbearer of the Convention People’s Party (CPP), among others.
This collaboration, known as the ‘Alliance for Revolutionary Change’ (ARC), aims to actively engage Ghanaians nationwide, particularly focusing on mobilizing youth and women from various religious, political, and ethnic backgrounds.
The ultimate aim of the ARC is to establish a strong coalition to elect the first independent candidate as President of the Republic of Ghana.
In a statement dated April 4, 2024, signed by its founder, Alan Kyerematen, the M4C outlined the alliance’s mission, emphasizing its commitment to breaking the cycle of poverty and implementing transformative measures to propel the nation towards prosperity.