Nana Kwame Bediako, independent presidential candidate in Ghana's 2024 elections and leader of the New Force political movement, has warned voters about the potential consequences of not electing him.
Known affectionately as Cheddar, the presidential aspirant told Accra-based TV3 that if he loses the upcoming polls, he will return in the future to 'buy' the country.
He explained that he has a policy of creating one million millionaires who will pay him 10% of their earnings.
According to Nana Kwame Bediako, this would make him significantly wealthier and able to buy Ghana, giving him full control even without an executive position.
"If I create a million millionaires and take 10% from each, I'll definitely be richer than the country. So Ghanaians should be careful - they may not want me now, but when I return I'll be back to buy it," he stated on the TV station's Afternoon Show on April 10th.
The renowned businessman believes he is destined to deliver Ghana from its recent economic challenges.
Notable among his campaign pledges is dredging the sea to Kumasi to boost trade in the Ashanti region.
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You talk like the child that you're, Cheddar. The running of a country is not a for profit business. You made 2 big mistakes from the onset of your introduction into the Ghana political landscape and they both show that you're wet behind the ears and not possessing the skills and wisdom to be a dog catcher. What did your balance sheet look like when you run your fantasy numbers for bringing the sea/ocean to Kumasi? By the way, why not take the sea/ocean to the northern region? Are they not...