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Churches to Assist Improve Ghana’s Economy

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  • Kojo Billy Duncan 9 years ago

    This is a progressive view. The reality is that the people are reluctant to pay taxes, the religious organisations do not pay taxes on their collections and tithes. The religious organisations generate more than enough financ ...
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  • TEE 9 years ago

    MAHAMA THE PROVE OF INCOMPETENT RULING. MAHAMA JUST STEP DOWN YOU CAN'T RULE GHANA. MAHAMA THE DANGEROUS CRIMINAL ARMED ROBBER PRESIDENT. MAHAMA HAS WASTED OUR TIME AND YEARS FOR NOTHING. MAHAMA HAS FELT HIS FAMILIES AND FRIE ...
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  • TEE 9 years ago

    TRYING TO TAX POOR GHANAIANS. MAHAMA WHERE IS THE MOEY YOU HAVE SO FAR BORROWED. WHAT DID YOU DO WITH THE MONEY. PROVE TO GHANAIANS WHAT YOU DID WITH THE MONEY. MAHAMA HAS OUR MONEY IN DUBAI AND OTHER PLACES, MAHAMA TO BE PRO ...
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  • Abeeku Mensah 9 years ago

    What fraction of the free money that could circulate on the Ghanaian market comes from churches? The bulk of Ghana's money, from FDI through foreign loans and aid to locally generated economic activities are siphoned off from ...
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  • The missing link 9 years ago

    A tree is recognized by its fruits said somewhere in the Bible. The church leaders can change the congregation by preaching good deeds. About 70% of Ghanaians are Christians, which supposedly should translate into good Christ ...
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  • Dr..Sefah-Amanquah 9 years ago

    How on earth can your new churches help the economy when the young men and womeny spend three to four days in the week praying and fasting in the church without working.May God help GHANA.

  • Dr. Kay 9 years ago

    That is a good idea only if the churches and religious bodies will heel to it.