The outgoing Chief Executive Officer of UT Bank Prince Kofi Amoabeng has categorically stated that he does not believe in the existence of heaven and hell.

According to him, the logic behind the concept of the afterlife appears too difficult for him to accept.

“I believe in God, I believe there is a creator; if you don’t like, call it nature but for me as a Christian, it’s God.

“...I go to church once in a long while, when there is a wedding or a funeral. I don’t believe in the afterlife, I believe that you have to do what is right and that your heaven and earth is here, I don’t think there is anything anywhere,” the business magnate told Nii Arday Clegg on Morning Starr Friday.

Amoabeng will become the president of the UT Group of Companies after 2015. He successfully established UT Bank Ghana Limited, which commenced business as a Finance House in 1997 and evolved from a lending company to a Universal Bank. It is publicly owned and actively traded on the Ghana Stock Exchange.

UT Bank has positioned itself as a lending bank that seeks to change the face of banking in Ghana through fast, efficient and respectful delivery of products and services. As one of the fastest growing banks in Ghana, UT Bank provides innovative customer-oriented products and services, focusing primarily, on the financial needs of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).