The New Force has denied any affiliation with The Base Movement, a group that has been the subject of public discussion in recent times.
The New Force issued a press release on Sunday, July 20, stating that neither it nor its Founder and Leader, Nana Kwame Bediako, has any affiliation, partnership, collaboration, endorsement or formal relationship with The Base Movement. The movement clarified that the statement follows recent public discussions and inquiries that may have created the impression that the two groups are connected.
The New Force has operated independently since its establishment, with a mission to promote a united, prosperous and transformational Ghana through principled leadership, innovation, integrity and citizen empowerment. The movement urged the public to disregard any claims, publications or activities suggesting a connection between the two groups, describing them as inaccurate.
The New Force further stated that all its official communications and engagements are released only through its authorised platforms. It called on the public, its supporters, stakeholders and the media to rely solely on its official communication channels for verified information.
The movement reaffirmed its commitment to transparency, accountability and transformational leadership, saying it remains focused on inspiring hope for a better Ghana. In its press release, The New Force clarified that its stance is aimed at promoting a clear understanding of its mission and objectives.
The clarification by The New Force comes as the public continues to discuss the role and influence of various groups in shaping the country's development. As the debate rages on, The New Force's statement is likely to be scrutinized by the public and the media alike.
The New Force's commitment to transparency and accountability is a welcome development, especially in an era where misinformation and disinformation can spread quickly. However, the group's statement is just the beginning, and the public will be watching to see how it follows through on its promises.
Source: Ghanaian Times
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