The Movement For Change's Alan Kyerematen has unexpectedly picked Kwame Owusu Danso, a former member of the popular singing group Echo, as his running mate, upending the political landscape in Ghana. Danso, who is well-known for the famous song "Gologolo," is leaving the music industry with his foray into politics. 

After receiving his law degree and being admitted to the bar last year, Danso is bringing to the political scene a special combination of his background in the arts and his legal knowledge. Many have speculated on the implications of this surprising pairing as a result of the move, which has generated a lot of talk.

Danso's nomination is viewed by some as a cunning political maneuver that capitalizes on his broad appeal and appeals to a younger audience. Some people surmise that his legal experience may prove advantageous in the forthcoming campaign, especially when navigating Ghana's convoluted legal system. 

The future of Ghanaian politics is called into doubt by this unexpected partnership, especially in light of the prominence of public personalities and celebrities in political discourse. As the "Gologolo" hitmaker's background as a singer and his newfound status as a possible politician collide, his entry into politics is bound to spark both enthusiasm and criticism.

In the months ahead, it will be evident how people react to this unusual combination and whether Danso's reputation and legal know-how will help him succeed in politics.