Member of Parliament for North Tongu, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa is asking the National Cathedral Secretariat and government officials, as a matter of obligation, to stop dodging, ducking and avoiding the legitimate queries of our revered clergy.
According to the outspoken MP, sources close to him indicates that more and more eminent clergy invited by President Akufo-Addo to serve as Trustees for the infamous National Cathedral project are asking critical questions and demanding honest responses to the many putrefying scandals that have emerged about the project.
His post below:
Multiple unimpeachable sources have confirmed to me that more and more eminent clergy invited by President Akufo-Addo to serve as Trustees for the infamous National Cathedral project are asking critical questions and demanding honest responses to the many putrefying scandals that have emerged about the project.
I will urge the National Cathedral Secretariat and government officials, as a matter of obligation, to stop dodging, ducking and avoiding the legitimate queries of our revered clergy.
To provide further irrefutable insight: how many letters do they expect the venerable Bishop Dag Heward-Mills to write before the National Cathedral Secretariat offers him at least one reply?
Government and its National Cathedral Secretariat must come clean to its own Board of Trustees and then to the Ghanaian people; the Trustees deserve some respect, and they are more than entitled to know the full truth.
Source: My rytnewsroom.com/Kwabena Nyarko Abronoma
