The New Force has denied any relationship with The Base Movement, describing suggestions of a connection between the two groups as “inaccurate” and urging the public to disregard them.
In a statement issued on Monday, July 20, the movement said the clarification follows “recent inquiries and public commentary” that may have created “the false impression of a connection between the two entities.”
“The New Force categorically affirms that neither the movement nor its Founder and Leader, Nana Kwame Bediako, has any affiliation, partnership, collaboration, endorsement, or formal relationship with any group known as The Base Movement,” the statement said.
The movement stressed that it has operated independently since its inception and cautioned the public against relying on claims suggesting otherwise.
It said, “Any claims, publications, or activities suggesting such an association are inaccurate and must be disregarded.”
The New Force also urged the public, supporters, stakeholders and the media to rely only on its official communication channels for verified information, maintaining that “any suggestion of a link between The New Force and The Base Movement is unfounded.”
The movement reaffirmed its commitment to transparency, accountability and what it described as transformational leadership aimed at inspiring hope for a better Ghana.
