Witchcraft and 'Bad' Medicine in Ghana

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SERVANT OF GOD 11 years ago

THE SEMI-LITERATE, MONEY-HUNGRY PASTORS AND PROPHETS HAVE TURNED GHANA INTO A NATION OF SUPERSTITIOUS ZOMBIES.

THE SEMI-LITERATE, MONEY-HUNGRY PASTORS AND PROPHETS HAVE TURNED GHANA INTO A NATION OF SUPERSTITIOUS ZOMBIES.
Dannybee 11 years ago

During the Dark Ages in Europe witchcraft was a common phenomenon. Just like in Ghana,old ladies back then who behaved strangely were accused of witchcraft. In fact Alzheimer's patient could be accused of this, if that old pe ...
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During the Dark Ages in Europe witchcraft was a common phenomenon. Just like in Ghana,old ladies back then who behaved strangely were accused of witchcraft. In fact Alzheimer's patient could be accused of this, if that old person lost his or her memory. It was soon realized it was born out of ignorance. It is sad to find Gnani in the year 2014 . Maybe we still live in the 16th century.
Concerned Individual 11 years ago

Please in your report, don't write 'Dagbani tim' but rather Dagban tim. Also remember to always replace 'Dagbani' with Dagbanli wherever it appears in your final report because Dagbani is a curruption of 'Dagbanli'.

Please in your report, don't write 'Dagbani tim' but rather Dagban tim. Also remember to always replace 'Dagbani' with Dagbanli wherever it appears in your final report because Dagbani is a curruption of 'Dagbanli'.