Raymond Ablorh, a journalist and former Manager at Airtel Ghana has asserted that, the church of Pentecost together with it’s Elders and Deacons are actually part of Ghana’s problem.
In a post shared on his official Facebook page on Wednesday, 7th September 2022, he posted the picture below and alleged that;
This is the Pentecost Elder who is working with Ghanaian politicians to destroy the country through plundering and scandalous deals while the Church looks elsewhere and claim they’re conquering the world.
“Meanwhile, if somebody returns GHC 5000 or less to the owner they will be quick to announce that the fellow is a Pentecost member.
Raymond claimed that, Ghanaians are aware of what Joseph Siaw and his people are doing in this nation.
“Raymond Ablorh alleged that, Elder Joseph Siaw, Agambire and others used their companies as conduits for public purse plundering. There are more enough reports from the Attorney General’s department and investigations done by Manasseh Azure Awuni that reveal how irresponsible these people and our leaders are.” .
Raymond Ablorh further argued that the Pentecost Church did a whole vigil for another Elder, Tobinco when his was caught in some ports and GRA issues. They never cared whether the man was at fault or not, because, they don’t care about Ghana. They care about their sponsors.
“The Church loves money than they do Jesus Christ. The Church of Pentecost together with their elders and deacons are actually part of our problems. So long as you sponsor the Church, build temples, buy buses, etc for them, it doesn’t matter even if you’re a notorious armed robber.” Raymond asserted.
He advised Ghanaians to boldly confront the issues destroying our nation. He declared that our churches and their corrupt leaders are part of it. They’re worse than the politicians.
Background
The comments of Raymond Ablorh is based on Mannaseh Azure’s investigation published on “The fourthestate” website. “All GH¢156m disbursements from sanitation levy in 2021 made to one Jospong in questionable deal.” The website gave the headlines above.
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