Reverend ministers must demonstrate a high sense of integrity

By
Kwabia Owusu-Mensah, RNG

Ejura, (Ash), April
05, GNA – Reverend Ernest Adu-Gyamfi, Executive President of Ghana
Baptist Convention (GBC) asked ministers of the gospel to renounce their actions
who seek to compromise the purpose of their calling.

As religious leaders,
they should refrain from engaging in fraudulent acts that could call into question
honesty and righteousness in society.

S addressing to 2019
Annual GBC Congress in Ejura, Reverend Adu-Gyamfi Doubts Honesty
of certain religious leaders and others in the exercise of their roles of
to endorse official documents such as pbadports.

He said that the ability to
having access to Ghanaian pbadports is a source of concern for non-Ghanaians.
a lot of people and so charged with religious leaders authorized to endorse official
the documents must be honest and give up endorsing those who do not qualify,
for monetary gains.

This year's congress
was on the theme "The Spiritual Growth of the Minister; Attitude and Aptitude

The planned
the application of the Law on the Amendment of the Law on the Representation of the People (ROPAA) by the
Electoral Commission raised many concerns among Ghanaians about the likelihood of
foreigners holding Ghanaian pbadports became involved in the elections.

Hundreds of
non-Ghanaians living outside the country would have acquired Ghana
pbadports by fraudulent means.

Reverend Adu-Gyamfi, who
member of the ROPAA Implementation Committee, stressed the need for great
circumspection in the guarantor functions of pbadports to help protect the
Ghanaian interest.

On political control
Dr. Adu-Gyamfi emphasized the need to broaden the discussions for
explore the areas of employment of members of the vigilante groups dissolved for
live normal lives.

"How can we engage
these young men and women positively to make sure that they have
something profitable to do that feeds them and can help them get out of this
situation"?.

GNA