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Without monetary rewards, will they still preach in buses? why have these people reduced the word to this level where it is hawked in buses like people hawking products, don't these people have fear of God in them?
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Religion is individual belief, not every passenger is a Christian and we Christians don't belong to one denomination. The law is in the right direction. You don't see these in Europe or the western countries but only in Afric ...
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No one is above the law so enforce it religiously.You can’t even travel in peace in Ghana unless you’re flying in airplane.Jail them with hard labor maybe that will give them a new trade.
THE PASTORS ARE TAKING THEIR PREACHINGS TO A WHOLE NEW LEVEL,THIS IS SOMETHING NEW,THEY SHOULD THINK OF SAFETY,ITS GOOD FOR THEM TO PREACH IN THE CHURCHES OR AREAS LIKE PARKS, ETC,BUT NOT IN BUSES!!!!!!!! LISTEN TO THE AMAZIN ...
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Thanks to God this public nuisance has come to an end. I have fought and prevented several preachers on buses because of safety concerns. Thanks to the police force wonderful effort.
These sort of "forced-preaching" in moving buses, could potentially distract the attention of certain drivers, leading to fatal accidents & loss of lives.
Ghana is a Christian ✝️ country, so biblically i deemed this very law as what the Bible say that in the end the Church will be persecuted, Because many of us normally understand the world from this people than in the chu ...
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No one is above the law so enforce it religiously.You can’t even travel in peace in Ghana unless you’re flying in airplane.Jail them with hard labor maybe that will give them a new trade.