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'It's illegal to preach in public transport' - Police inspector explains

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  • NANA TRUMU TRUMU ADDO 3 months ago

    BAN ALL THOSE FOOLS WHO DONT GO TO CHURCH BUT ALWAYS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF BELIEVERS BY STARTING BY STARTING WITH PRAYER ON THE BUS

  • JACK TORONTO 3 months ago

    Shame on you gay man. You are afraid of prayers.

  • Kwame Angel 3 months ago

    GPRTU should completely ban this nonsense. Passengers should also learn to complain. Other than disturbing other passengers, it is also a serious distraction to the drivers.

  • Frank Agyena-Karikari. 3 months ago

    It is annoying and nauseating to find supposed Christians preaching in Vehicles and cracking jokes that disrupt the attention of the Drivers and annoy people who are not Christians. How will people feel if some followers and ...
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  • JACK TORONTO 3 months ago

    What of politicians campaigning in vehicles as well as those who sell on the streets?

  • Asembenia 3 months ago

    Yes, it should be illegal. Mostly it's the Christians that do that kind of preaching, and really, I think the drivers get a cut of the money that they collect from passengers.

  • JACK TORONTO 3 months ago

    They should ban those bar operators and partying people who disturb others at night with noise.

  • Asembenia 3 months ago

    It is also not fair to the people who don't believe in the religion.

  • NMG 3 months ago

    I swear am a Muslim one day I was traveling from Kumasi to Accra this pastor was preaching in bus told everyone to close their eyes I didn’t close after he pray he said there is one devil in this car

  • JACK TORONTO 3 months ago

    Are you a devil?

  • NMG 3 months ago

    Arrest them all we go from one to two next will the criminals them selves taking advantage of the ignorant port people agradaaa God go punish you waaaaaaa

  • JACK TORONTO 3 months ago

    What of Muslims who disturb my sleep early in the morning?

  • Obeng 3 months ago

    You are evil, you are satan, if you guys don’t know and stand against the work of God we start cursing you day and night and your fresh be meat for vouchers. OFUI

  • Gabriel Narh @Labadi 3 months ago

    Kindly used that mouth to bless yourself and stop begging for money in transport. You called begging for money as the work of God. Which God? Shameless people disgracing God

  • Obeng the low iq aboa 3 months ago

    Nigga, go preach in an unstable building and let it collapse on you. Kwasia!

  • Salim 3 months ago

    This is a good news, from Accra- Tema station to Ashaiman is the first place to target.

  • JACK TORONTO 3 months ago

    Enemies of Christianity.

  • COD 3 months ago

    Enforcement of the law against that nuisance in public transports is woefully lacking.

  • JACK TORONTO 3 months ago

    What of the poor sanitation issues in most parts of Ghana?

  • TATA 3 months ago

    NOISE POLLUTION IS TOO MUCH IN GHANA. THE CHURCHES WILL NOT ALLOW YOU TO SLEEP EARLY AT NIGHT. THE MOSQUES WILL WAKE YOU UP EARLY AT DAWN. THE MARKET PLACES ARE FILLED WITH SO MANY LOUD SPEAKERS MAKING NOISE. ALL THOSE WHO WO ...
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  • Kwam 3 months ago

    Hmm what about police officers extorting money from drivers on the road? Is that also not illegal??

  • JACK TORONTO 3 months ago

    Exactly Kwam

  • Bots 3 months ago

    Make it an offense whereby commercial drivers could be fined a sizable amount of money or license suspended if someone is found preaching in a vehicle they are driving. If hawking on the street and sidewalks are illegal why i ...
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  • JACK TORONTO 3 months ago

    They should first stop the hawkers

  • Koti 3 months ago

    Irrelevant to tell us. We have ALL the laws, what is seriously lacking is the ENFORCEMENT! Our police know once they are in employment their salaries are assured at the end of the month so it doesn't matter whether the enforc ...
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  • JACK TORONTO 3 months ago

    Well said Koti.

  • Obeng the low iq aboa 3 months ago

    If the bible made it a rule that praying and preaching must be private then a lot of you hypocrites would be atheists. You only want to make it a popularity contest of who is the most devoted Christian and are the first ones ...
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  • Kwame. Nkrumah 3 months ago

    What about music and radio

  • Tt 3 months ago

    So is it legal to collect money from drivers in public

  • Accra 3 months ago

    Ghana is the most noise polluted nation on earth. Meanwhile we have the Environmental Protection Authority and allied agencies giving all sorts of flimsy reasons as to why they won't apply the law. The one-man churches will n ...
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  • kobi 3 months ago

    Not only is Ghana noise polluted but Ghanaians take the noise pollution with them. I've had friends in college who complained that their Ghanaian roommate at the dorms would bring their friends and they would talk talk loud l ...
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  • IT MUST BE GENERALLY ILLEGAL 3 months ago

    The law must be represented well.
    It must also be made illegal for preaching on the street, churches making noise and loud music on the street in general.
    It is too much. Loud music at funerals, outdoorings, weddings, parti ...
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  • Kwame 3 months ago

    It is also illegal to preach in public space apart from the church.
    Why is it a case that Christians turn up to be people who don't respect public peace.
    It looks like though I said Christians, but in most cases you don't ...
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