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The Ga Traditional Council (GTC) imposed a one – month ban on all forms of noise, from May 13 to June 13, 2019..
At a press conference held today at the Kaneshie Palace of Ga Mantse in Accra, the acting chairman of the Ga's traditional council, Nii Dodoo Nsaki II, who is also Otublohum Mantse. , also announced guidelines for the observation of the ban on noise. .
He pointed out that during the ban period, all forms of worship should be confined to the premises of the church and mosque, adding that noise nuisance, including the applause of the hands, would be not accepted.
Nii Nsaki added that the use of noisy musical instruments would not be allowed during this period.
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"Roadside evangelists should avoid using noise-making equipment while positioning loudspeakers outside the premises of churches and mosques is prohibited during this period", he stressed.
He also pointed out that the funeral service was also banned during the ban period.
Nii Nsaki also announced that a working group had been formed by the traditional council to collaborate with the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) and the police to enforce the guidelines during the period of time. # 39; ban.
He called on the Ghana Christian Council (GCC) and other Christian groups, as well as the leaders of the Islamic community, to prevent their members from acting in ways that override the prohibition of make noise.
"The Christian and Islamic communities in general, as well as the traditional authorities, must respect each other and prevent their followers from making disparaging statements about the beliefs and practices of another religion in the interest of peaceful coexistence. ", did he declare.
He urged members of the public to keep in touch with the traditional council during the blackout period.
Nii Nsaki said the traditional council would use the ban period to commune with the gods and intercede for the country.
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