Ace broadcaster and boss of GHOne, Nana Aba Anamoah has contended that religious organizations as fundamentally rooted in hypocrisy in a new post on Twitter.
The eloquent media personality said it’s incomprehensible that church members are plagued with a lot of problems and wallow in poverty yet their pastors don’t set their priorities right. She noted with concern how Christians lack basic needs and can’t afford a lot of things but they all excited and advocating for a national cathedral to be built.
“The biggest hypocrites are the religious organizations. Your members can’t afford basic healthcare needs. They’re dying because simple tools are unavailable for doctors/nurses to work with. Heck, they can’t even get a bed in hospitals. But you’re excited about a cathedral,” she said.
Her post triggered some reactions. See some below;
@kofiofei1 wrote: What sort of populist nonsense is this? Were you not in this country when we built 2 Stadia and renovated another two? Was our healthcare in a perfect shape when we did that? See around u and count the number of mission hospitals before u attack us. These attacks must stop.
@your_excel wrote: Is this a matter of hypocrisy???? Have they never built many of these facilities for the people and contributed many times to the wellbeing of the average person?? Can’t they build just a cathedral for their programs which is intend to also generate revenue for the government?
@MooreClic wrote: How relevant is a National Cathedral to Ghana’s being?beyond the Church’s quest to evangelize, does Ghana really need a National Cathedral? at least 334 basic schools (at least 39000 students) in one region alone (Upper East) as recent as April this year, still study under trees?
@joeautin007 wrote: They are the biggest problems in Ghana. They never speak abt emerging issues and sensitive issues. When things get hard they keep silent cos they easily get their tithes and offerings. They are not involved in the nation building. UK and USA have their clergy in full reps
SOURCE: www.Ghgossip.com
