His remarks were made during an appearance on the current affairs programme Prime Insight.
Speaking in a calm but firm tone, Solomon Owusu said his belief is rooted in his connection with the ordinary Ghanaian and his understanding of the country’s challenges.
He noted that leadership is not only about political experience or high office, but also about credibility, trust, and the ability to relate to the needs of the people.
According to him, many Ghanaians are looking for leaders who are honest and ready to prioritise national development over personal interests.
He argued that his track record in communication and grassroots engagement gives him a unique advantage in any political contest.
Mr. Owusu also used the opportunity to highlight what he described as growing public dissatisfaction with the current political landscape.
He suggested that voters are becoming more discerning and are willing to support individuals who present clear and practical solutions to national issues.
His comments have since sparked conversations among political observers and the general public. While some see his statement as a bold show of confidence, others view it as a strategic move to gain attention and position himself within the political space.
The discussion reflects the dynamic nature of Ghana’s political environment, where strong statements often shape public debate.
As the political season gradually gains momentum, such remarks are likely to continue influencing opinions and generating interest among voters.
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