Founder of Action Chapel International, Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams, has heaped praises on President Mahama, testifying that he has the best interest of Ghana at heart.
The man of God revealed that President Mahama unlike some other leaders is a selfless individual without a greedy heart.
“This guy (Mahama), he means well for this country, I am telling you,” Duncan Williams told his congregation.
Revealing reasons for speaking highly of President Mahama, Duncan Williams shared an encounter he had with some business tycoons some years back.
“I was somewhere some years ago and I met some business tycoons. One of them said you know that your former President (Mahama), he is a good man, and I said yes I know.”
Per his account, the business tycoon revealed that a company he knows came to Ghana for a business deal, “and the deal was set up in a way that after some years when the money is paid and everything, the company will be owned by certain Ghanaians, the foreign investor and a portion will go to the President.”
He disclosed that immediately President Mahama was told of the structure, he vehemently disapproved of it.
“He told them to structure the deal in such a way that after the debt is paid off, the investment will be owned by Ghana,” he applauded Mahama.
According to Duncan Williams, he has heard two different business tycoons make the same claims about President Mahama.
“I have heard that thing twice, before (when he was in opposition) and the recent time when he came (back as President). He means well but he needs help,” he told his congregation.
This testimony by Duncan Williams has sparked debate on social media, with some saying Presidents or state officials not leveraging on their positions for personal gains must be normalized.
Read some comments below:
@poposipopoo – the clergy for mahama has been tasked to wash the brains of their congregants and the church that mahama needs support because he means well for ghana. yesterday it was kofi oduro today this man. hypocrisy nkoaaa. as e be nana addo he be devil.
@CadmanAttaMills – But what is so extraordinary about refusing to use one’s position as a president to accumulate personal wealth to the detriment of the country? HAS GHANA SUNK THAT LOW? THIS SHOULD BE THE NORM!!!!
@ExpressYourMin1 – This is nothing special. No president of Ghana meant evil for he nation. They all mean well. However, having good intentions doesn’t mean anything. Putting it to action is what matters. How can you tell me that the person who lays off workers and sacking CJ mean well for Ghana?
@AdjeiSolomonKw2 – sry 2 ask archbishop Have we ever had a president who came and his intention was 2 suppress his people? Or a president who came and wasn’t havin a good intentions or well for de nation The other day it was Rev Kofi Oduro sayin he pitty de president bcus de problems are mani
@evils_only – I don’t believe this man … because he want support and something from the government or president he is trying to say something nice and good about the sitting president . We all know this pastor be Npp member
@maxwell_aappiah – interest, interest, interest. mahama will allow it; the other side did not allow him, period. He said someone blocked him access to the big house then. Now he can walk there without any protocol and that is what he wannted
@Avengers277693 – God bless everyone who voted for the NDC to win the 2024 general election There is a breeze of fresh air blowing around the country. The spirit of Ghana is happy once again
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