Prophet Kofi Oduro describes Akufo-government Addo's as "heartless and wicked."
Prophet Kofi Oduro, the Head Pastor of the Alabaster International Ministry, has described the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) government as heartless and wicked to the citizens.
According to the outspoken prophet, Ghanaians have been subjected to "heartless and wickedness" under President Akufo-administration. Addo's
Prophet Kofi Oduro's remarks follow scenes of alleged money splashing at the NPP's recently concluded National Delegates Conference at the Accra Sports Stadium, where new executives were elected to lead the party for the next four years.
He lamented over what he said was a display of insensitive political tactics by the ruling party in the economic woes facing the country.
The prophet said he could not fathom where these politicians got such sums of money to share among themselves, when the government cannot afford to pay the allowances of teachers, Doctors, Nurses, and other public sector workers.
“I was seated by my television at a broke nation, that they can’t pay teachers, doctors, nurses and yet they are here organizing a gathering for politicians where they were sharing bundles of money. If you were not in government would you have had this money?
"People are giving birth on the floor, people are dying at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital, but you don't care, but because you want positions, you can flash out these amounts.... you are heartless and wicked," Prophet Kofi Oduro retorted.
He believes that regardless of the actions of these politicians led by President Akufo-Addo, God will judge them by their deeds.
"I want everyone to know that God will judge everyone," Prophet Kofi Oduro said.
read also: Acquire the needed skills if you want to succeed in life – Tarkwa youth told.
The youth of Tarkwa in the Tarkwa-Nsuaem Municipality of the Western Region have been encouraged to acquire skills instead of engaging in illegal mining because the ‘attractive’ job could disappear.
Mr Adolf Amervor, the Project Manager for Michelti – a construction company in charge of Tarkwa Stadium refurbishment– offered this advise during a media tour of the Tarkwa TnA Park being funded by Goldfields Ghana Tarkwa Mines.
His words came on the back of the youth’s dawning incompetence following their engagement in the construction works.
The company which is reconstructing the Tarkwa stadium reported that Gold Fields Ghana asked them to use local craftspeople for the project.
“Although we have engaged a majority of Tarkwa residents, the majority of them fall short of our quality criteria,” Mr Amervor divulged.
Despite the shortfall, he stated that his outfit is willing to train them on the job hoping that after the stadium construction, the knowledge and skills they would have gained would have an impact on Tarkwa’s construction sector.
When the refurbishment is completed, the stadium will now have a seating capacity of 10,400.
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