In this regard, the Movement has called on Ghanaians to rethink their approach to electoral participation and demand more beyond elections.
“We reject the position that the citizen’s vote is their power,” the statement read in part.
“Voting is just one ‘power’ that we have as citizens. Elites promote electoralism because it is an individualistic and secret act that protects the status quo,” portions of the statement signed by Kwesi Pratt Jnr read.
The socialist group emphasised that true power resides in the collective ability to organise, mobilise, and actively shape the future.
They have therefore made a clarion call on Ghanaians to be critical of political candidates, assess their platforms from a social class perspective, and collectively demand more from leadership.
The movement also encouraged citizens to protect their votes and ensure that the electoral process is free from manipulation, especially under the administration of the New Patriotic Party (NPP).
The statement further called for a deep reflection on the legacy of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, urging them to honour his vision by remaining active participants in the nation’s political and social evolution.
“We wish you all a joyous and reflective Founder’s Day,” SMG said in the statement signed by Kwesi Pratt Jnr, General Secretary.
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