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In a grand show of political strength and community support, the Central Region Caravan Tour of the Movement for Change/Afrafranto Alliance kicked off with an enthusiastic reception in Elmina, KEEA Constituency.

The nationwide initiative, aimed at connecting with 5,000 communities across Ghana, saw Kwame Owusu Danso (KOD), Vice Presidential candidate of the Movement for Change/Afrafranto Alliance, returning to his hometown with an overwhelming outpouring of love from the people.

Although the caravan started later than planned, the people of Elmina patiently waited for hours to see their son and brother. Their patience paid off with a vibrant welcome.

The delegation, despite the absence of the Chief of Bantuma, was warmly greeted by Nana Adjoa Kodua I, the Queen Mother of Bantuma. The streets were filled with cheers as many escorted KOD and his team to the palace, marking a significant day in the community's political history.

At the Bantuma Palace, KOD humbly sought the blessings of his people, expressing gratitude for their warm reception. He acknowledged that his return was long overdue after being selected as the Vice Presidential candidate to Alan Kyerematen. “Since I was chosen, I knew I had to come back home to show my gratitude and ask for your prayers as I take on this important journey for Ghana,” he said, evoking strong emotions.

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