By King Amoah
In a political landscape often marred by false prophecies, insults, and aggressive attacks, Rev Dr Ebenezer Adarkwa Yiadom, widely known as Opambour, stands as a refreshing example of integrity and neutrality.
This celebrated man of God has garnered praise from politicians and the public alike for his principled stance during a period where many religious leaders have been drawn into the murky waters of political prophecy and sensationalism.
As Ghana approaches the next election cycle, the atmosphere is charged with speculation and fervent rhetoric. However, Rev Dr Adarkwa Yiadom has consciously distanced himself from the practice of making election prophecies or engaging in the politics of deception.
His commitment to peace and truth distinguishes him as a genuine spiritual leader, reinforcing his status as a trusted figure in the Ghanaian community.
Recent insights from Connectghananews.com Editor King Amoah highlight how Rev Dr Adarkwa Yiadom’s approach has not only elevated his recognition but has also enhanced his reputation within both the religious and political spheres.
While other pastors have been engrossed in making alarming prophecies and joining the fray of political invectives, this man of God is rarely, if ever, found on such platforms.
Instead, he has chosen to use his voice to advocate for peace and unity.
Rev Dr Adarkwa Yiadom has been actively using his radio station, Radio Mercury in Kumasi, to preach the message of peace and understanding.
He encourages fellow pastors to embrace transparency in their political affiliations rather than hiding behind veils of anonymity. His message is clear: Rather than attacking political candidates or engaging in divisive rhetoric, religious leaders should focus on fostering unity and collaboration among their congregations and the broader society.
This straightforward approach has not gone unnoticed. Many politicians — who, for the sake of discretion, have opted to speak incognito — have expressed admiration for the reverend’s steadfast commitment to neutrality and dignity in the often turbulent political landscape.
His principled stance resonates widely, as more people recognize the need for leaders, both spiritual and political, to act responsibly and ethically.
In conversations with individuals, interviews confirm that Rev Dr Adarkwa Yiadom’s neutral position has won him respect and admiration. The public perception is clear: many believe that if pastors across Ghana were to emulate the exemplary behavior of Rev Dr Adarkwa Yiadom, they could cultivate a more respectable image in the priesthood, elevate the standards of the clergy, and promote a more harmonious society.
