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Prophet Owusu Bempah now our nemesis?

OWUSU BEMPAH GAZE Rev Owusu Bempah

Honestly, we, as a political party, failed to micro-manage our relationship with our beloved Prophet Owusu Bempah when he was caught up in abnormal situations, even when he had apologized, how come he should be blamed for the current state of the Cathedral project when he openly gave his support and endorsement?

The project is in jeopardy for just two reasons;

1. Failure to employ or reach out to experts in fundraising who are skilful in the monitoring of collection and distribution of funds. Professional fundraisers with strategic criteria in planning and preparation for promotion towards targets.

2. Such a project required also the support of massive diaspora global funding and not the usual robust appeal for funds for Church Administration and Finance.

The project's venue was wrong, and the fact that new and expensive edifices within its range were demolished to give way for the construction cast undesirable spells on the protagonist's objective, mission for advocacies and views of affection.

All because techniques and professional fundraisers for development were not part of the initial discussion and process. One day, I will share with the world an untold legacy of Madam Theresa Agyekum Kuffour on how she tasked fundraisers to ensure anti-retrovirus medication became less expensive in Africa

The $400m state-funded church has become hugely controversial in Ghana even as the country pursues an IMF loan due to huge debt and economic woes.

Many people have raised questions about the construction which began in 2020 but has been delayed because of rising costs and the post-COVID economic downturn.

These delays have also fuelled public disagreements over the project's financing, with critics and the opposition arguing it is a misplaced priority, particularly amid high poverty rates and an economic crisis.

And to those of you who think Kyiriabosom should be called upon to endorse Alhaji Dr Mahamudu Bawumia to shame Prophet Owusu Bempah, you are clamouring for dangerous liaisons.

Where was Kyiriabosom when Rev Owusu Bempah was sacrificing his soul for the party.

If you know what KRATOS means, you will rather pray for God to turn things around to our fortune. I thought we were the same party hailing Prophet Owusu Bempah when he was hooting at NDC the last time.

Smart people must be humble to pray that God renounce and nullify the dark clouds or curse coming soon, if any. The Prophet who prophesied our victory is the same prophet prophesying our humiliating defeat.

This is not the time to laugh without fear of the future, prayer for God's intervention.

This is not the time to damage or lower the character, status, or reputation of Prophet Owusu Bempah. And absolutely not the time to make him feel ashamed and foolish by injuring his ministry: that is soundless to me. For God's sake, Kyiriabosom is not even dignified or intelligent more than Prophet Owusu Bempah.

Listen to wisdom alert,!! when Asantes honoured Okomfo Anokye, he gave them a Golden Stool, Akwapims dishonoured him, and he brought a curse on them. The Gas rejected Numoe Lakote Aduawushie, and as a result, they have been suffering till today. You bless them that spiritually laboured for you. You don't curse or degenerate.

We, in the NPP, know the genetrack record of Prophet Owusu Bempah; so, let us pray for sanctified wisdom and knowledge to play at this time. It's Not Too Late.

If NPP loses this election to any other political party, which I pray we win.

It will be because of internal wranglings, a lack of patriotism to curb the galamsey menace, and the acute monetisation of our delegate system during primaries. And not the recommended efforts of the beloved H.E Alhaji Dr Mahamudu Bawumia to be the next president of Ghana or the prophecy of Apostle Dr Isaac Owusu Bempah.

The question is, has the Prophet said, and won't it be? Let us humble our hearts with fasting and praying and reason with God of the nations, and He will hear us.

Columnist: Venerable Dr Nathaniel Nii Naate Atswele Agbo Nartey