Cheddar Won’t Win 2024 Elections – Ajaguarajah

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The leader and founder of the Ajagurajah Movement, Bishop Kwabena Asiamah, has made a prophecy regarding the likelihood of Nana Kwame Bediako, popularly known as Cheddar, emerging victorious as an independent candidate in the 2024 elections. 

According to Bishop Asiamah, Cheddar will not clinch victory in the upcoming general elections regardless of his efforts or collective support from Ghanaians. He emphasized that it is simply not yet the time for Cheddar to ascend to the presidency of Ghana.

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During an Instagram live session, Bishop Asiamah reiterated his conviction that Cheddar's electoral defeat in 2024 would not mark the end of his political aspirations. Instead, he foresaw a future presidency for Cheddar, emphasizing that the aspiring leader would bring discipline and address the challenges posed by recalcitrant public officials.


Bishop Asiamah implored the public to take the prophecy seriously, reflecting on past instances where his predictions were met with ridicule, only to be eventually validated. 

His pronouncement comes in the wake of Cheddar's unveiling of himself as the figure behind The New Force political movement after the cancellation of a convention program scheduled to take place at Independence Square due to unforeseen circumstances.

The revelation stirred a mixture of reactions on social media, with some expressing doubt about Cheddar's prospects of leading the country. 

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