With Ghana poised for a significant political transition from President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo to President-elect John Dramani Mahama, ArchbishopDuncan-Williams has mobilized his congregation at Action Chapel International for prayers aimed at ensuring a peaceful transfer of power.
In a recent church service, the respected cleric emphasized the critical need for divine guidance to facilitate a trouble-free transition. Archbishop Duncan-Williams specifically called for prayers for President Akufo-Addo, focusing on his exit from office. “We owe it to the president to pray for his peaceful departure, not in chaos,” he declared to the congregation. He continued by stating, “He has served two terms, and it is important that we pray for his exit to be peaceful, with no disruptions. Pray that anything that could cause chaos in his departure be blocked.”
This initiative by the Archbishop highlights the communal effort to safeguard the peace and stability of the nation during this pivotal moment, underscoring the role of spiritual leadership in national affairs.
Join me in prayer for the outgoing President of Ghana, H.E @NAkufoAddo.
— Nicholas Duncan-Williams🇬🇠(@ArchbishopNick) December 18, 2024
Lord, we thank You for his leadership and service to this country. As he leaves office, we pray for his continued good health.
We decree and declare that his exit will be peaceful and not chaotic.… pic.twitter.com/zvAsndQk7Z
