The Vice-presidential candidate of the Afrafranto Alliance, Mr Kwame Owusu Danso, popularly known as KOD, kicked off his highly anticipated campaign tour in the Oti Region to an overwhelming reception. A native of the region, KOD visited Akaa Buem and Jasikan, where he met with chiefs, youth, and women’s groups, passionately explaining key policies from Alan Kyerematen’s Great Transformational Plan (GTP).
The youth, seeing KOD as one of their own, rallied behind him in massive numbers, igniting a wave of excitement and hope across the region.
In Akaa Buem, his ancestral home, KOD, accompanied by family members, old friends, and well-meaning citizens, made an emotional visit to his late father’s grave, laying a wreath after traditional rituals. One elder, moved by the moment, remarked that KOD had made his late father and the entire family proud.
Later, KOD met the traditional leaders and interacted with the community, focusing on youth development. “Our plan is clear – we will empower the youth through job creation and provide financial support to help young entrepreneurs start their businesses,” he said. He emphasized Alan Kyerematen’s 10-point plan for youth empowerment, which centres on skills development, job creation, and youth leadership. The crowd cheered as he explained how the GTP would transform young lives across Ghana.
A major highlight of his address was the proposed establishment of 100,000 health booths across communities. “This policy is revolutionary – it will create 100,000 jobs while decongesting our hospitals. People can check their blood pressure, sugar, and cholesterol levels right in their neighbourhoods,” he explained. The chiefs and residents of Akaa Buem, visibly impressed, applauded his vision for accessible healthcare.
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