NPP Collapsed In 2002 – Alan Movement Drops Another Serious Message

The political career of Alan Kwadwo Kyeremanteng is still alive and vibrant. He is not giving up anytime soon. The recent update confirmed from all Social Media channels and media stations confirmed the resignation of Alan Kwadwo Kyeremanteng from the New Patriotic Party. It is said that, NPP collapsed in 2002 and yet the power is yet struggling to come to power in 2024.

The Alan Movement team have launched a new campaign message to propagate the good works of Alan Kwadwo Kyeremanteng. This is the clear indication that 2024 elections is going to be tough and tight for the New Patriotic Party NPP. The departure of Alan Kwadwo Kyeremanteng from the New Patriotic party us just a big blow to the party. The New Patriotic Party is going to lose some of their fans in the coming elections. This is a clear indication that indeed NPP has collapsed.

In a recent interview granted on Kofi TV on social media, the Youth Organizer ( Youth Coodinator) for Movement For Change (MFC) speaks about the current nature of the New Patriotic Patriotic Party now headed by the His Excellency Nana Addo Dankwah Akuffo Addo.

According to the words of the youth coordinator for the Movement For Change (MFC), the member of Parliament for the good people of Assin Central made it clear some time ago that, the New Patriotic Party NPP collapsed in 2002. The was as a result of some activities of the leaders of the New Patriotic Party NPP. People are not allowed to exercise their right in the party. Only a few people had the power to speak in the Party and what they say is final. The party is falling and Alan’s resignation from the New Patriotic Party is a great signal that everyone can see from all angels.

” The upcoming elections is going to be easy for us (Movement For Change). No words of Alan Kwadwo Kyeremanteng has been found filthy.  He is an excellent man and the right choice for the people.  The New Patriotic Party NPO Collapsed in 2002 as said by Honorable Kennedy Agyapong”. – Alan Kyeremanteg’s Youth Organizer (Alan Persie) stated.