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For the first time in the history of Ghana, the voting population has been given an antidote to the NPP and NDC monopoly that has been for a long time.

On Sunday 7th January 2024 evening, at a press conference to address the media following the reported cancellation of a convention organized by the New Force group, millionaire and real estate tycoon, Nana Kwame Bediako, aka Freedom Jacob Caesar, revealed himself as the man behind the mask.

“I know you’re looking for the man and the man in the mask is sitting in front of you. I am nothing to be scared of. I came to you as your salvation. I don’t invest in myself alone, I’m investing in you,” he stated.

In his speech addressing the press, Freedom Jacob Caesar detailed his vision for the country and explained why he and his organization are no threat to the country.

In 21 years of his life, he has been serving the nation, working so hard just to become an example of what wealth looks like. Building wealth comes from knowledge, wisdom, and understanding. You need to get this value from your own surroundings.

He grew up partly in Ghana and partly in England, and he came back to Africa in 2001, unlike Martin Luther King, he did not have a dream, he had a vision. He started watching the youth, and the streets and the roads, the rules and regulations, the conditions in the constitution that are stipulated and embedded in us as Africans. He had to walk on a different path and he was alone. His investment on a road became a landmark and whatever he invested on this landmark is a footprint.

“I am here for your legacy, I am part of your historians and I know many people want to see the true side of me. I know you know Nana Kwame Bediako but I know you’re still looking for Freedom Jacob Caesar. Yes, I am rechristened and I am here. I’m not here to take your value, I’m here to add value to you. I discovered that the land that we belong to has so much wealth and until we churn it into our own, our economy will never be sustainable and we can no longer live in our country with a box economy. I needed to build a middle-income economy without being a part of the government because I believe it’s part of my responsibility.”

Is he the true savoir of Ghana and Africa, time alone will tell.