Former Minister for Trade and Industry, Alan Kyerematen will today, Monday, September 25, hold a press conference in Accra.
This will be the first time the leading figure in the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) will be speaking after withdrawing from the flagbearer race of the party.
Alan Kyerematen in a press release on September 5, announced his withdrawal from the flagbearer position of the NPP.
This was after he lamented the high levels of intimidation witnessed during the Super Delegates Congress of the party held on August 26.
“…I wish to confirm that I am honourably withdrawing from the process that will lead to the Presidential Primaries to be held on the 4th of November 2023. In the next upcoming weeks, I will provide an indication of the role that I will play in politics in Ghana, after consultations with my family and other well-wishers, various stakeholders and interest groups,” Alan Kyerematen said in his letter.
Over the weekend, the former Trade Minister through a post on social media said he will speak at a press conference today.
He will at today’s press conference, announce whether he will be resigning from the party or not.
“Fellow Countrymen and women, Tomorrow, Monday, September 25, I will hold a press conference at 2:00 PM at the Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel, Accra,” Alan said in a post on Twitter.
France slams OPEC call to reject fossil fuel deal at Cop28 climate talks
India's opposition cries foul after state election defeats
Progress but divides persist as climate summit takes up fossil fuels
Mary Robinson urges politicians to make science a force of nature
Zimbabwe opposition condemn one-sided by-elections
EU nations reach landmark agreement on AI regulation
Thousands join Afenyo Markin in 'NPP all White Peace Walk'
NDC’s Abebrese has nothing to offer but lies; vote for me, I’m ‘talk and do’, a ...
Zimbabwe by-elections start with opposition in turmoil
