4 Groups of People Hinder Ghana’s Progress – Kennedy Agyapong

Member of Parliament for Assin Central, Hon. Kennedy has accused four (4) specific group of people for Ghana’s state of retrogression.

He believes that the actions and inactions of these persons have created obstacles to Ghana’s developmental progress.

Clearly angered by the country’s lack of advancement, the NPP MP held the view that the “attitude of Politicians, the Clergy, Journalists and Chiefs towards work and corruption” is the bane of our lack of progress as a nation.

“There are four institutions that are hindering the progress in Ghana – Politicians, Clergy, Journalists and Chiefs,” he said.

Speaking on Adom TV’s morning show “Badwam” on Tuesday, the NPP MP said the people who arrogate to themselves the position of pastor, politician and others, do so only for personal gain, and also because of the gullibility of the followers.

Kennedy Agyapong’s comment follows on the heels of the General Overseer of Action Chapel International Ministry, Archbishop Duncan William’s request for his church to embark on a 72-hour prayer and fasting for Ghana to avert the economic hardships being experienced by the people.

The man of God proclaimed last Sunday at his church that Ghana is in crisis hence Ghanaians must fast to liberate the country from the shackles of the crises.

“We as a nation are facing crisis, with lots of difficulties and hardships and in these times we must proclaim a fast,” Archbishop Duncan Williams said.

Archbishop Duncan Williams’ proclamation comes at a time when incessant fuel hikes have triggered a lot of public uproar.

Known to ruffle feathers in controversial ways, the renowned Archbishop was severely criticised when he prayed for God to intervene in the depreciation of the cedi against the US dollar and other major trading currencies in 2014.

But the outspoken NPP MP believes “Ghana has been subjected to such levels of mismanagement to the extent that only a scintilla of sanity is left.”

Adding that “Ghanaians must learn to study the Bible on their own in order not to be deceived and misled by any fake pastor.”