Archbishop Duncan Williams, founder and leader, Action Chapel: In the name of Jesus, say Satan take your hands off the President; take your hands off the Central Bank and the Finance Minister. Say we release innovation for the President, my God, the Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Central Bank, in the name of Jesus Christ the son of God, the Finance Minister. Say we command new ideas, breakthroughs and a miracle for the economy. Let the cedi rise in Jesus name. Tony Aidoo, fmr head of Monitoring and Evaluation at the Presidency: At best, it is a comic relief, but seriously, at worst it is a big problem for us because it goes to reinforce the attitude - the undevelopmental attitude of Ghanaians. You attribute everything positive to God and everything that is negative to the devil, so the two names become the most commercialised. And then you become vulnerable to the exploitation of the clergy. It is only lazy people who become excessively religious because they want to transfer their responsibilities to others to solve for them. So you will definitely accept Archbishop Duncan-Williams that he is going to command the cedi to come down. Is he going to command the people at Abossey Okai not to go to China and Japan to import the spare parts? How is he going to feed all those people? I dont understand, what kind of attitude is this?
Posted on: Mon, 15 Sep 2014 07:29:52 +0000
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