This article is closed for comments.
It should be enforced. What is this nonsense about evangelism
How can we move forward as a nation when very laudable ideas and law enforcement is always shelved for political expediency! Very soon moslem preachers will also join the fray, followed by traditional practitioners, Buddhists ...
read full comment
@ Frankie I appreciate your comment on gw a lot, but you can make your argument without drawing others in. The groups you cited as an example have been living in Ghana since you can remember, but they never do or not even thi ...
read full comment
Traditionalists will soon start preaching and advertising their juju in trotro and VIP buses
The opposition has made their mind to support anybody at all who has a misunderstanding with government be it local or foreign. A cockroach is right so far as its quarel is with Ghana government.
The Ghana government has a law to ban preaching in moving public passenger transportation systems. Great!-
Public transports are private properties operated by private citizens. Get this......Can a pastor walk to a neighborh ...
read full comment
BUT THE APOSTLES NEVER PREACHED ON BUSES BUT THEY COULD REACH THE PEOPLE WITH THE WORD...AABA!...GHANAIAN PASTORS...TWEAA.
How can we move forward as a nation when very laudable ideas and law enforcement is always shelved for political expediency!
I strongly believe that preaching in moving trotro should be banned. I was on a trotro some years back and there was a preacher on board. I had a sever headache and was trying to rest my head in my palms. The preacher preach ...
read full comment
WHAT A BLUNDER!!!!
WHY THE DRAMATIC AND APPAULING U-TURN
PASSENGERS LIFES ARE AT RISK!
WHY SHOULD A PREACHER BE ON A MOVING VEHICLE?
GO AND PREACH IN THE CHAPELS; ON THE STREETS; IN THE MARKETS! ETC NOT ON A PASSENGER VEH ...
read full comment
Is that Kwabena Duffour of UniBank and GHone TV an NDC man? I doubt. NDC have you not noticed the propaganda that mole is doing against you with his media house?. On a panel were Awudu of Catalyst, Elvis Darko of Centrust and ...
read full comment
I said it, that, we are not serious. There is no question about the nuisance that bus preaching causes. If we have a president who will call the likes of Nigel Gaisie, owusu bempah, kumchacha, opambour, etc. to the flagstaff ...
read full comment
It was only Kennedy Agyepong who dared the corrupt one man churches. Akumprereko Ohene Agyepong is the man. No Ken No vote
It's unfortunate if this is true. I think Ghana needs to move forward. Preachers are at liberty to preach openly at lorry parks and Stations
All this nonsense happen in VIP, YUTOUNG and those long buses, reasons why l never travel in those buses, l thank God l have access to STC Buses and other decent and safer public transport. Woe unto any passenger who refuses ...
read full comment
They should preach on moving vehicles as it creates hazards for the driver and passengers in the event if an accident. They can preach and sell at the stations or when a vehicle is stationary but not on moving vehicles. It' ...
read full comment
Should NOT I meant to write.
Rev. Ntim Fourdwoh doesn't disappoint. Jump in support of anybody against the government with Press Conference. KG children know why. Breaking the 8
Those who see the new law banning preaching in busses as an afront on evangelism are ignorant about what evangelism is about. When the Lord Jesus commissioned His followers to send His good news into every part of the world, ...
read full comment
Evangelism my foot. Their only concern is the "collection" that they would lose!
What is wrong with us,I am a Christian and believe in evangelism but I don't think preaching on buses is the way to go.Preaching can be done at the bus terminals before the bus moves.Preaching on the bus is not safe for the d ...
read full comment
Why not let the preachers bring in loud speakers into the buses to preach.
It is only Ghana village this can happen.
Allowing others to disturb others travelling because the preacher or the pastor is a MP.
Mr.MP pastor,ha ...
read full comment
How can the state allow itself to be bullied on suspending the new law. What a shame!
@Yeboah,leave opposition out of your cocain laced nonsense.Is it the opposition that asked the government to ban and suspend the ban?
You're not smart HAPPY DAYS. Yrboah mean the government is afraid to go to opposition so they're trying to listing to the Christians to remain in power, just for vote. Now you get it right ?
We are not serious as a nation. We have freedom of worship, so why should a person preach in a moving vehicle when passengers in the vehicle might be of different faiths and beliefs? Why should we allow preachers in a moving ...
read full comment
You see the African leadership style. We don't do what is right. We are not consistent. We keep changing the goal posts in order to satisfy some elements in the society. Honestly, I don't think Ghana /Africa will develop in t ...
read full comment
This is nonsense and cowardice of the government be bold and make Ghana a better place not to make it a banana republic. Why do the government listen to this illiterate criminals ? Politicians are useless and criminals same a ...
read full comment
What is the use of the suspension? We must not allow some so called Christians disobey the laws.
Mahama can't make decisive decisions. I don't need people preaching while I am in a close quarters. The Muslims and atheists should also start preaching in cars and trotros, too now.
This is what happens when you have an indecisive and a person with no sense of urgency as President. With this kind of leadership we will never develop as a nation. I can not wait to see Mahama leave the scene in January 2029 ...
read full comment