The National Organiser of the Liberal Party of Ghana (LPG), Yawa Asani Tano, has called on government to disband the office of the Presidential Envoy for Interfaith and Ecumenical Relations, headed by Elvis Afriyie Ankrah, over what he describes as an unnecessary attempt to review prophecies in the country.
Speaking on UTV, Mr. Tano said the decision by government was rushed and could make governance disorganised.
He warned that the initiative would open the door for blackmail against government officials.
“They defend it a lot. They will get shocked with the kind of blackmails they would receive. Within two weeks you can’t imagine the number of the prophecies we have received. Most don’t hold water,” he said.
Mr. Tano further argued that prophecies are “bonafide revelations from God to an individual and not meant to be interpreted by another person.”
“You don’t need a prophet to interpret another prophet’s prophecy. Every prophecy reviewed has different interpretations,” he added.
By: Jacob Aggrey
