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Apostle Eric Kwabena Nyamekye, president of the Pentecostal Church (COP), lamented the attitude of some sectors of Ghanaian rulers against the ways of God.
Aps. Nyamekye lamented the attitude of some Ghanaian pastors who spent precious time preaching on their branded shoes and jackets purchased in Western countries to show their wealth, describing this act as a shame for religious leaders.
He told the crowded church, which was also attended by chiefs, that it was just as shameful for the chiefs to sell a plot of land to 10 people.
He did not stop there, the revered man of God said that it was shameful and despicable for our political leaders to go to Europe to borrow from them. huge sums of money to build roads and social amenities for citizens, with the sole purpose of corrupting them for their personal benefits. .
The man of God has sometimes said that we blame politicians but many administrators who are church leaders are peptrators of corruption.
He lamented that about 70% of Ghanaians are Christians who believe in Christ, while corruption is on the rise, which is indicative of the fact that the corrupt society was dominated by Christians and therefore called for a change. complete mentality to free the system. of corruption and selfishness.
Aps. Nyamekye expressed his disgust when he addressed hundreds of members of his church, leaders and politicians at the Asokwa region badembly in Kumasi during the launch. by the church of its campaign program of environmental protection in Kumasi.
The campaign launched in Accra last year carries the slogan of the next five years as "My environment, my responsibility".
Aps. Nyamekye told the congregation that the church, as part of its civic responsibility, was working in partnership with Zoomlion Ghana Limited to ensure that the environment was kept clean throughout the planting period. trees, starting the church for a green revolution in Ghana.
He added that the Pentecost Church would partner with the government to provide facilities to decongest overcrowded prisons in Ghana, build CHPS complexes in selected communities, and forge another partnership with Vision. World in selected communities across the country.
He said that God created the earth and entrusted it to man and asked for it from the man who should never be neglected.
The Asokwa Municipal General Manager, the Hon. Akwanubadah Gyimah said the government was grateful to the Pentecostal Church for its innovations over the years, which have been very helpful to the country, and urged them to continue.
He added that the government would continue to support the church and Zoomlion's collaboration to make the country attractive to tourists.
He warned Ghanaians against Ponzi schemes, which force them to follow the interest rates in the mouth to lose their money for such schemes.
He explained that it was wrong to say that the Minister of Finance, the Hon. Ken Ofori Atta reduces banks to make his data bank prosperous. L & # 39; Hon. Gyimah said it was due to the recklessness of the banking sector that was asking the 400 million Cedis to build up a cover so that when misfortune would occur and that the government will base these banks, the government will use this money to support depositors.
Mr. Maxwell O. Antwi, Zoomlion Ghana Limited's City Manager in Asokwa, said during a presentation to the congregation that Zoomlion had diagnosed and prescribed the trash as a unique solution to Ghana's waste problems.
When it is adopted by all, including the government, it will create jobs for young people, strengthen tourism, ensure a cleaner environment, protect Ghanaians against communicable diseases and thus save the national health insurance scheme ( NHIS). use health facilities.
He urged the government, civil society groups and the Ghanaian to subscribe to the national distribution project of one million bins of Zoomlion to own a garbage bin to ensure the cleanliness of the household.
Previously, Zoomlion had promised a project "A household, a garbage" that would have badured Ghanaians that the subsidiary of Zoomlion (Universal Plastic Product and Recycling Plant) began to produce a trash can every three minutes to supply its customers to the world. nationally, an initiative acquired by Ecobank Ghana. and provided a $ 10 million loan to the company for the project.
Asokwa chief, Nana Fe Baamoah, accompanied by Kaasehene and others, thanked the church for its partnership with Zoomlion and therefore urged the authority for the employment of the young people to always engage young people who understand the current trends in environmental remediation in order to preserve the environment. older people who do not have enough energy to do the work.
He felt that Zoomlion's work was commendable in his jurisdiction, adding that there was always hope for improvement.
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