Author: King Amoah
Economy

Reverend Minister urges government to recover stolen funds for economic growth

Reverend Jocub Kweku Baah, the founder and leader of the Church of Gethsemane in Kumasi, has called on the government of President John Dramani Mahama to intensify efforts to recover alleged stolen state funds from corrupt officials. The pastor believes that these funds are crucial for bolstering the country’s economy. Speaking to the correspondent in […]
Economy

Rev Minister urges government to recover stolen funds for economic development

Reverend Jocub Kweku Baah, the founder and leader of the Church of Gethsemane in Kumasi, has called on the government of President John Dramani Mahama to intensify efforts to recover alleged stolen state funds from corrupt officials. The pastor believes that these funds are crucial for bolstering the country’s economy. Speaking to the correspondent in […]
General News

Professor Akosa installed as new chief of Mampong

A new chapter has begun in the history of Asante Mampong with the enstoolment of Professor Agyeman Badu Akosa as the new Mamponghene. His installation follows the passing of the previous traditional leader, whose reign was marked by decades of cultural preservation, unity, and development. The late Mamponghene was celebrated for blending tradition with modern […]
Economy

Rev Minister urges government to recover stolen funds for economic development

Reverend Jocub Kweku Baah, the founder and leader of the Church of Gethsemane in Kumasi, has called on the government of President John Dramani Mahama to intensify efforts to recover alleged stolen state funds from corrupt officials. The pastor believes that these funds are crucial for bolstering the country’s economy. Speaking to the correspondent in […]
Religious News

Rev. Minister urges pastors to keep politics out of their pulpits Rev. David Armstrong, founder and leader of Mo Mary Fellowship has issued a strong call for pastors to refrain from using their pulpits to engage in “dirty politics. In an exclusive interview, Rev. Armstrong expressed his deep concern about the growing trend of pastors using their churches to preach partisan politics under the guise of religious freedom. He believes that such actions are detrimental not only to the churches themselves, but also to the integrity of the priesthood. He lamented that these attitudes have a negative impact on the noble profession of the priesthood. While acknowledging that pastors as citizens, have the right to make political contributions Rev. Armstrong spoke about the current state of Ghanaian politics. He pointed to the prevalence of hatred, acrimony, greed, hypocrisy, and divisions which have led many to view democracy in Ghana as a negative force. The clergy specifically mentioned the supporters of the two major political parties in the country the NPP and NDC, accusing them of promoting “open discrimination, hatred, and disunity” which hinders peaceful coexistence. Rev. Armstrong highlighted the damaging effect this political climate is having even within churches. He described situations where pastors use their pulpits to promote partisan politics, leading to division and mistrust amongst members with different political affiliations. This, he observed, directly contradicts the word of God and betrays the faith of members, diverting them from true spiritual guidance. Rev. Armstrong stressed that this conduct contravenes the word of God and betrays the trust placed in them by their congregations. He believes that focusing on divisive politics distracts from the core message of faith and unity. This conduct contravenes the word of God and betrays faith of members to deviate from the word of God, he stated, underscoring the importance of his advice. Rev. Armstrong remains hopeful that if pastors heed to his call, it could contribute significantly to the transformation of society. He believes that by setting a positive example they can encourage politicians who involve in “dirty politics” to reconsider their approach and return to a more righteous path.

Rev. David Armstrong, founder and leader of Mo Mary Fellowship has issued a strong call for pastors to refrain from using their pulpits to engage in “dirty politics. In an exclusive interview, Rev. Armstrong expressed his deep concern about the growing trend of pastors using their churches to preach partisan politics under the guise of […]
General News

President Mahama plans to prioritize agriculture as he shocks Ghanaians with his large scale of union farms fish ponds, others I n Bono region

Ghana’s President John Dramani Mahama has surprised the nation with bold rgehe shocks Ghanaians with his llahplans to transform agriculture, unveiling large-scale cocoa, onion, and fish farms during his recent tour in the Ahafo Region. His announcement, part of a national effort to boost the economy, has sparked excitement and debate among Ghanaians, who are […]
Economy

Ashanti chief urges Operation Retrieve All Loot to intensity efforts to support Mahama’s Reset Ghana Agenda

By King Amoah, Kumasi Nana Yiadom Atonsa II, Chief of Denanse and Atenehene to Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II has lauded the efforts of the “Operation Recover All Loot” (ORAL) team led by Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, Member of Parliament for North Tongu Constituency, and urged them to redouble their efforts in retrieving stolen state […]
Crime

Breaking News: Chairman Wontumi rearrested amid $55 million fraud road investigation

Chairman Wontumi has been rearrested by the Ghana Police amid an ongoing investigation into a controversial $55 million road contract suspected to involve fraudulent practices. The arrest occurred shortly after he voluntarily appeared at the police headquarters for further questioning. Earlier in the day, Wontumi showed up at the National Intelligence Bureau (NIB) office, demanding […]