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' I am the man in the mask' - Nana Kwame Bediako

 

#NATIONAL POLITICS 

Jan 08, 2024

By Abrakwa Jacob Kojo 











Nana Kwame Bediako, known as the 'Man in the Mask,' has revealed his identity after months of controversy surrounding his 'The New Force' campaign in politics. Speaking after the canceled New African Foundation Convention, Bediako stated, "I'm here for your benefit, not to cause fear. I'm investing in your future, not just in myself."

The businessman, also known as Freedom Jacob Ceasar, declared himself as a savior aiming to rebuild Ghana and Africa. He emphasized the need for education and uplifting children, hinting at sharing his policies and visions soon. Bediako expressed readiness to sacrifice his anonymity to bring forth his purpose and positive intentions for the nation and Africa's development.





Despite plans for the "Igniting the Voices of Africa" Convention with eminent speakers like Dr. Arikana, P.L.O Lumumba, Julius Malema, and Peter Obi, unexpected disruptions led to its cancellation, reportedly due to intervention by security forces and the military.


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