He made the statement while addressing a massive crowd after the successful Afrafranto Mega Victory Walk in Kumasi.

The walk, which attracted hun­dreds of thousands of participants, turned the streets of the Ashanti capital into a sea of yellow.

Addressing the enthusiastic crowd, Mr Kyerematen confidently stated, “What we are witnessing between the NDC and NPP is a clear indication that I am the only one who can bring peace and unite the country.”

He emphasised that the long­standing rivalry between the two dominant parties had deepened divisions, which often lead to tensions and disputes over election results.

“The NDC will never accept the results if the NPP wins, and vice versa. But when I win, both sides will accept the outcome be­cause my government will include representatives from both parties,” he explained.

Mr Kyerematen highlighted his plan to establish a government of national unity, which he believed was the key to resolving the polari­sation between the NDC and NPP.

“I will bring together people from both political divides to work together for the betterment of our country. Ghana belongs to all of us, and no one should feel excluded from governance simply because their party did not win,” he noted.

This inclu­sive approach, according to Mr Kyere­maten, was essential for national peace and harmony.

He also pointed out that the winner-takes-all system had contribut­ed to widespread corrup­tion in the country.

“This system breeds corruption because it creates an environment where politicians in power get rich overnight, while those in opposi­tion remain poor for long periods. This fuels the tensions we see every election cycle,” he added.

According to Mr Kyerematen, the exclusionary nature of the current system has led to a dangerous pattern where those who win elections consoli­date wealth and power, while those on the losing side face years of deprivation.

The Afrafranto leader empha­sised that his administration would prioritise the welfare of every Ghanaian, regardless of political affiliation.

“My focus is on peace and prosperity for all Ghanaians. This is not about party lines, but about moving the country forward,” he stated.

By eliminating the winner-takes-all system, Mr Kyerematen believed that the government would function more effectively, as diverse viewpoints and talents will be harnessed for the nation’s development.