Solomon Owusu, a Communications Team member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and an Aide to former Flagbearer aspirant, Alan Kyerematen, believes that recent rumors about Alan Kyerematen partnering with Ivor Greenstreet of the Convention People’s Party (CPP) are politically motivated and possibly planted by the National Security establishment. He suggests that this could be an attempt to pressure Alan Kyerematen into revealing his political intentions.
Owusu argues that the story is likely false, as any discussions between Alan Kyerematen and the CPP would typically be announced by the General Secretary of the CPP, rather than being leaked to the media in such a manner. He also claims that the story was engineered by NPP members who are uncomfortable with Alan Kyerematen’s political ambitions.
“Take it from me any day, this is a National Security planted story, orchestrated by the establishment. This is pure politics. National Security is employing the idea used in catching a grasscutter, smoking out Alan Kyerematen. The security establishment is using every means possible to get him to speak about his political intention, but Team Alan is smarter and will not be forced out to speak. National Security just threw this allegation that Alan is going to partner Ivor Greenstreet just to get Alan to speak out. First of all, if Alan has held discussion with the CPP and agreed on something, would it not have been the General Secretary of the CPP who would announce it? So why do we have 12 newspapers publishing same story with same headline which is untrue. This is laughable. The story was engineered by NPP members who are not comfortable with Alan Kyerematen. Team Alan is very focused and will not be distracted by some of these distractions.”
Furthermore, Solomon Owusu notes that Alan Kyerematen had a significant presence in the NPP’s Flagbearership race, and his withdrawal from the race has led to a decrease in excitement and interest among party members. He believes that Alan Kyerematen held the spirit of the party during the race, and his absence has resulted in a loss of enthusiasm among party members.
Solomon Owusu added: “Do you realize that since Alan left the Flagbearership race, the excitement and interest about the race has died down? It is as though he’s taken some spirit out of the Presidential primary. Every period in the life of a political party has someone holding the spirit of the party, you can’t take this from Alan Kyerematen. When Alan was in the race there was so much enthusiasm, and the other aspirants were very vibrant because Alan held the spirit of the party. Now that he’s withdrawn, the excitement about the race has drastically died down.”
It’s important to note that these are the opinions and statements of Solomon Owusu, and the political dynamics within the NPP and other parties can be complex and subject to various interpretations and motivations.




















































