Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Johnson Asiedu Nketiah, led newly-elected executives to a thanksgiving service at the Perez Chapel International (PCI) in Accra on January 8.

In his address after a speech from PCI founder, Archbishop Charles Agyinasare, Asiedu Nketiah recounted how 2020 was a busy year for the party having elected over 400,000 party officers in over 47,000 elections nationwide.

That the party suffered no casualties through the entire process and having asked God for guidance and protection from the onset, he said, it was right to return to church to thank God for being faithful to the NDC.

Touching on the reasons why the party chose Perez Chapel to worship, he cited the fact that one of the party’s leading members, Sam Nartey George (MP, Ningo Prampram) was a leading member of the congregation.

“Archbishop, NDC has a lot of very good boys and girls and very bad boys and girls. So, whiles we were looking round, we realized that there was one church that has picked one of our bad boys and converted him into an elder,” he said to cheers and applause.

“So, we knew that at Perez Chapel International, everything is possible,” he added.



He said the fact that Agyinasare also spoke truth to power irrespective of which party was in government was the other motivation for choosing the church headquartered at Dzorwulu for its thanksgiving service after the busy electoral year.

The Archbishop admonished the party in his address to at all times act in ways that project the interest of the nation over all other interests.

He also congratulated the new executives and prayed for them.

SARA