Enshrine National Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving in the constitution - Rev Dr Steve Mensah

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kelewele 6 months ago

What a stupid suggestion.. These dimwits have nothing in their brains.. How are we going to develop our country with such stupid elements?

What a stupid suggestion.. These dimwits have nothing in their brains.. How are we going to develop our country with such stupid elements?
Dr Mumbi Seraki 6 months ago

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine...for instance 10 paracetamol at once...or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine...for instance 10 paracetamol at once...or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.
Napo 6 months ago

Three pillars of Ghana's problem hindering development. 1. Politics 2. Chieftaincy 3. Religion. All the looting and corruption comes from these three groups.

Three pillars of Ghana's problem hindering development. 1. Politics 2. Chieftaincy 3. Religion. All the looting and corruption comes from these three groups.
Wisdom 6 months ago

GHANA NEEDS NATIONAL CIVIC EDUCATION

GHANA NEEDS NATIONAL CIVIC EDUCATION
Jack 6 months ago

Masa, we don't need this. We need food on our table through job creations......

Masa, we don't need this. We need food on our table through job creations......
Concern Citizen 6 months ago

Yes I totally agree with you Rev. Dr. Mensah. But one thing we should know is that God is not hypocrate. Our prayers will not be answered with mere prayers. We live in a country where most of our people and leaders are corrup ...
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Yes I totally agree with you Rev. Dr. Mensah. But one thing we should know is that God is not hypocrate. Our prayers will not be answered with mere prayers. We live in a country where most of our people and leaders are corrupt, hypocrites, liars and pretenders. We pretend to know God more than any nation but very corrupt. We should remember that God is not mock, he is not like a man we can bribe. We can't reaps what we have not planted. We should be sincere in our hearts as a people including our pastors. It is only sincerity and open hearts that can move God to help us as a nation. Otherwise we will be spending money and time but our prayers will not achieve anything. Only the wise shall understand.
Kofi BA 6 months ago

Is this the only sensible suggestion this so-called Reverend minister can make? Let's stop this religious hypocrisy. My suggestion is that any future governments must retrieve every pesewa spent on the celebration of this se ...
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Is this the only sensible suggestion this so-called Reverend minister can make? Let's stop this religious hypocrisy. My suggestion is that any future governments must retrieve every pesewa spent on the celebration of this senseless event
Tt 6 months ago

Religion and Christianity are 2 different things. Its only righteousness that exalts a nation. Let spend time on that rather. A nation fighting to sign anti-gay law into force wants God to hear them on what? Politicks and rel ...
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Religion and Christianity are 2 different things. Its only righteousness that exalts a nation. Let spend time on that rather. A nation fighting to sign anti-gay law into force wants God to hear them on what? Politicks and religion are the problem of this world bcos they are thd key tools of Satan.
Kwam 6 months ago

Hmmm there we go again, do the Israelites, Americans, Chinese and others have national day of prayers in their constitution? We should rather have national day of corruption free day.

Hmmm there we go again, do the Israelites, Americans, Chinese and others have national day of prayers in their constitution? We should rather have national day of corruption free day.
Wisdom 6 months ago

HE COULD BE WORSE THAN THE FAKE PASTORS
What made him decide to convert to Christianity? Was he a wanted thief or pickpocket or drug addict or a prison escapee who ran into a church like the experiences of many fake pastors? ...
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HE COULD BE WORSE THAN THE FAKE PASTORS
What made him decide to convert to Christianity? Was he a wanted thief or pickpocket or drug addict or a prison escapee who ran into a church like the experiences of many fake pastors? Sansa Daly was a fake doctor. This guy could be a far worse fake pastor.

Daystu 6 months ago

Laughable, you're not serious

Laughable, you're not serious
H Aborbi 6 months ago

Enshrining prayer and thanksgiving in the constitution will just be another display of empty religiously. I wonder why Ghanaians still take these religious charlatans seriously. Rev Dr Mensah, if you do not have anything us ...
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Enshrining prayer and thanksgiving in the constitution will just be another display of empty religiously. I wonder why Ghanaians still take these religious charlatans seriously. Rev Dr Mensah, if you do not have anything useful to contribute towards solving the problems of the country, I suggest you shut up.
Free Radicals 6 months ago

A Rev who is supposed to speak against a half truths and a half lies president national day of prayer and thanksgiving of corruption criminals politicians is rather endorsing the satanic ritual where evil spirits meets.These ...
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A Rev who is supposed to speak against a half truths and a half lies president national day of prayer and thanksgiving of corruption criminals politicians is rather endorsing the satanic ritual where evil spirits meets.These are what the Bible says by their fruits you shall know them and not all those who say lord lord are my disciples but synagogues of Satan endorses evil.
Kwesi Busumbru 6 months ago

We have freedom of religion in our constitution. That's more than enough. What we as citizens do with it is entirely up to us.

We have freedom of religion in our constitution. That's more than enough. What we as citizens do with it is entirely up to us.
Pelicles. 6 months ago

Ghanaians and "Titles". These are some of the reasons others fake them to get government positions.

A man who professed to be "Reverend Dr" suggesting that National Day of Prayers to be enshrined into our constitution, re ...
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Ghanaians and "Titles". These are some of the reasons others fake them to get government positions.

A man who professed to be "Reverend Dr" suggesting that National Day of Prayers to be enshrined into our constitution, really? Then what?
JULOR CAESAR 6 months ago

Why should it be enshrined in the Constitution? You pray either very day or every weekend. So what's the use for a National Day of Prayer? No one should impose religion on other Ghanaians. You're free to worship as you choose ...
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Why should it be enshrined in the Constitution? You pray either very day or every weekend. So what's the use for a National Day of Prayer? No one should impose religion on other Ghanaians. You're free to worship as you choose, but stop trying to impose your religious will on others.
Wisdom 6 months ago

Ghana needs National Civic Education.
Never ever one minute for any prayer.

Ghana needs National Civic Education.
Never ever one minute for any prayer.
No necessary when politicians are evil 6 months ago

Not necessary when Mahama’s deeds are Antichrist

Not necessary when Mahama’s deeds are Antichrist
Moses 6 months ago

National day of what shit?

National day of what shit?
Wisdom 6 months ago

GHANA NEEDS NATIONAL CIVIC EDUCATION
Ghana does not need even a national one minute of prayer. Ghana needs Forever Days of National Civic Education.

GHANA NEEDS NATIONAL CIVIC EDUCATION
Ghana does not need even a national one minute of prayer. Ghana needs Forever Days of National Civic Education.

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