The New Force denies links with The Base Movement
The New Force has issued a statement distancing itself from The Base Movement, stating that it has no affiliation or formal relationship with the group.
In a statement dated July 20, 2026, the movement said neither it nor its founder and leader, Nana Kwame 'Cheddar' Bediako, has any affiliation, partnership, collaboration, endorsement or formal relationship with any group known as The Base Movement.
According to the statement, the clarification follows recent enquiries and public commentary that may have created what it described as the false impression of a connection between the two entities.
"The New Force states unequivocally that any claims, publications, or activities suggesting such an association are inaccurate and must be disregarded," the statement said.
The movement said it has operated independently since its inception, driven by its mission to promote what it described as a united, prosperous and transformational Ghana through principled leadership, innovation, integrity and citizen empowerment.
It added that all official communication and engagement from the movement are issued solely through its sanctioned platforms.
The New Force also urged the public, supporters, stakeholders and the media to rely exclusively on its official channels for verified information.
"Any suggestion of a link between The New Force and The Base Movement is unfounded," the statement added.
The movement reaffirmed its commitment to transparency, accountability and transformational leadership.
Source: classfmonline.com
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