The senior pastor who is also the founder and President of Bishop Gospel Light International Church, Rt. Rev. Matthew Addae – Mensah said that no Christian will worship in the National Cathedral designed by LGBTQ advocates.

This is after GhanaCNN.com announced that Sir David Adjaye, the architect of the National Cathedral, had urged Ghana to legalize gay marriage and to honor the rights of gays to live and to do what they do.

In the light of the above, the clergy is therefore demanding that Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo remove Sir David Adjaje, the builder of the National Cathedral, without delay.

I believe, for Sir David Adjaye throwing his support for the LGBTQ+ Community in Ghana means he has no respect for Christians and the cultural values of Ghana’. The top clergyman was quoted in a report.

“Although God did not reject David’s design, materials, and fundraising effort, however, he prevented him from executing it. David Adjaye was insensitive to the Christian community in Ghana considering our fundraising and donation and efforts to make the president’s dream become a reality” he added.

Source: www.GhanaCNN.com

The Founder and President of the Gospel Light International Church,, Rt. Rev. Matthew Addae – Mensah, fired and appealed to the President, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo, to immediately remove Sir David Adjaje, the builder of the National Cathedral, from being the main supervisor of the project.

According to the eminent man of God, Sir Adjaye’s open declaration of support for the LGBTQ+ community in Ghana is a total opposition to the values of God and, for this reason, should be detached from the construction of a Holy Building such as the National Cathedral.

I believe, for Sir David Adjaye throwing his support for the LGBTQ+ Community in Ghana means he has no respect for Christians and the cultural values of Ghana’. Bishop Addae – Mensah told GhanaCNN.com’s Isreal Osei Mensa in an interview.

He referenced 1Chronicles 22: 7-8, 1Chronicles 28: 3 and said, David after making architectural designs, gathered material and financial resources to build the house of God, God sent the prophet Nathan to tell him (David) that he had shared many blood so he should take his hands off building of the temple.

He added, ‘Although God did not reject David’s design, materials, and fundraising effort, however, he prevented him from executing it. David Adjaye was insensitive to the Christian community in Ghana considering our fundraising and donation and efforts to make the president’s dream become a reality’.

‘There are equally better architectures in Ghana who can do the project. He should resign. David Adjaye has shown that he has no respect for the Christian community in Ghana. He has clearly demonstrated that there is difference between knowledge and wisdom’.

The man of God made this statement following a media publication indicating that, Sir David Adjaye the architect of a planned interdenominational Christian National Cathedral of Ghana being built in Accra, has declared his utmost support for LGBTQ rights in Ghana, urging President Akufo-Addo to legalise it in the Country.

In sharp disagreement to David Adjaye’s position, Bishop Addae – Mensah further stated, adding that, ‘Since he cherishes and values such abominable foreign practices then I have the right to say that he is not fit to be granted the honour by the President of the land to handle a holy edifice such as the National Cathedral’.

Bishop Addae – Mensah further said, when laying the foundation stone for the commencement of the construction of the Cathedral, the President, Nana Akufo Addo having reverence for God described the occasion as a special day being witnessed as ‘a holy promise being fulfilled to build in honour of God’.

The President also stressed, the “holy stone” will symbolize the sacredness of the land earmarked for the project as Christians regard Jerusalem to be the most sacred site in the world’.

In his candid view, the man of God believes that since the financial contributions forv the construction of the Cathedral is being made by Christians whose ideological belief is diametrically opposed to that of the architect, it is important and appropriate the President withdraws him in order to stop benefiting from the project.

‘There are equally good God-fearing architects in Ghana who can take up from where he has reached and continue to its completion. He said.

Source: www.GhanaCNN.com

The founder and leader of Alive Chapel International, Bishop Elisha Salifu Amoako has said that former President John Dramani Mahama’s decision to challenge the 2020 presidential election results at the Supreme Court was borne out of a false impression by some people around him.

Bishop Salifu Amoako speaking told the media following the Supreme Court’s ruling on Thursday, March 4, 2021, noted, “I believe that some people and some lawyers in the NDC did not give Mahama good advice. They pushed Mahama to go to court, assuring him of winning the case; they instilled some hope in him that the case will favour him.”

“Mahama and his legal team did not do their homework well. Prophetically, I was telling Mahama to accept defeat and if he had accepted defeat, it would not have travelled to this point, wasting money and time in court”, he added.

According to Bishop Amoako, the NDC Presidential Candidate had no grounds to challenge the results as he had already prophesied the results as revealed to him before the elections.

He said, “We, therefore, have to commend President Mahama and the NDC for going to court rather than using machetes to drum home their demands. The way the NDC handled the 2020 election should be applauded because they could have caused a mess in the country.

“We cannot say that Mahama and the NDC have made a mistake going to court to address their grievances about the 2020 election; it is their legal right to go to court as it is the same court that has the authority and power to determine the matter.”

The Supreme Court of Ghana on Thursday, March 4, 2021, dismissed the election petition indicating that it was without merit.

Source: www.GhanaCNN.com