Ban on noise making takes off May 2

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• Krobea 8 years ago

  The Christian Council of Ghana would very soon compromise the Christian faith in the name of peace. This ban on noise making in the Accra Metropolis would one day sprout a problem. It behooves on the Christian Council to sit ...
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  The Christian Council of Ghana would very soon compromise the Christian faith in the name of peace. This ban on noise making in the Accra Metropolis would one day sprout a problem. It behooves on the Christian Council to sit with the Traditional council or better still take the matter to the court of law for a lasting settlement.
  Today is Accra, tomorrow it would another town in the country and may result to a disaster. Instead of the council to send the matter to the court of law the council is doing politics with the faith of the Christian community.
  Rev. Dr Annor Yeboah of blessed memory fought had on this but did not receive any support from the council because he was not a member of the council.
  Today you've compromised, what about tomorrow.
  The council is failure to the Christian faith and unto God. Fight for the church and stop meddling in politics. Remember! fame is not a reward and stop criticizing prophecies and the emerging churches- hypocrisy.

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• SON OF GOD 8 years ago

  Is the ban on drumming only aimed at church or it has a universal and equitable effect? I ask this because, during the period of the ban, traditionalists only harass the church for compliance whilst they leave out the mosques ...
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  Is the ban on drumming only aimed at church or it has a universal and equitable effect? I ask this because, during the period of the ban, traditionalists only harass the church for compliance whilst they leave out the mosques. The big question is, do Muslims too make noise with the aid of public address systems? There should be fairness in the system.

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