Bishop Prince Ohene Asare, Founder and Presiding Bishop of the Hosanna Ministries International has appealed to Ghanaians to let the December 7, 2024, elections be peaceful than earlier ones.
“My prayer is that God will give us a man of his heart in the coming elections to lead the nation,” he stated.
Bishop Ohene Asare made the appeal in an interview with the Ghana News Agency at the elevation of Reverend Stephen Addei Gyabaah, the Founder and Leader of the Solid Foundation Christians Centre at Tabora-Alhaji in Accra.
He said: “My plea is that every Ghanian will go to the polls and vote peacefully and return home and wait for the results. Ghana is a peaceful nation. We don’t want any violence. Whoever God chooses for us as our leader we should accept.”
The consecration of Apostle Stephen Addei Gyabaah was led by Bishop Albert Ken Dapatem, an Executive Member of the Dominion College of Bishops.
He was assisted by Bishop Peter Koomson, an Executive Member and Programme Director of the Dominion College of Bishops, and Bishop Prince Ohene Asare, Founder and Presiding Bishop of Hosanna Ministries International.
Apostle Stephen Addei Gyabaah in a speech thanked all who worked in diverse ways to make his elevation a success, stating that his new position calls for more work to reach out to the people to save them from the affliction of the devil.
GNA
