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Ghana Will Build One Of The Iconic National Cathedral In The World – Rev Victor Kusi Boateng Tells Ghanaians (Watch)

Founder and General Overseer of Power Chapel Worldwide, Rev Victor Kusi Boateng has revealed that Ghana will build one of the iconic cathedrals in the world.

According to the renowned prophet, the national cathedral will have a ‘Biblical garden and Biblical restaurant’ when completed.

He stated that it will be the first of it kind the world has ever seen.

Prophet Victor Kusi Boateng was speaking with Kumasi based Pure FM when he made this revelations.

He added that the fruits and vegetables like the Olive trees which are recorded in the Bible will be available at the Biblical Garden for all those who have not seen it before to have a look of it.

As if it was enough, he also announced these fruits and vegetables will also be available when they open the Biblical restaurant – according to him, visitors will have the chance to taste some of these fruits and vegetables including the bread Jesus ate.

Rev Victor Kusi Boateng  further explained that the national cathedral would bring so much traffic if we manage it well after completion.

Rev Victor Kusi Boateng also disclosed that when they unveiled all these plans to President Nana Akufo-Addo – he was astonished and he said he only wanted cathedral build to honor God for protecting and delivering Ghanaians from so many things other neighboring countries experience.

Rev Victor Kusi Boateng added President Akufo-Addo lauded them for turning his vision to build a cathedral for God into something else.

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Finance Minister Appeals For 100gh A Month From Ghanaians To Build Cathedral

Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta has revealed that an initiative dubbed “100-cedis-a-month club” will be launched on August 12, to enable Ghanaians contribute to the construction of the National Cathedral.

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According to him, the initiative, dubbed, “Ketewa biara nsua”, will provide members of the general public an opportunity to share the cost and be part of a historical event, i.e, the construction of a national cathedral.

“An initiative – the 100-Cedis-a-Month Club, also dubbed “Ketewa biara nsua” – would be launched by the Trustees of the National Cathedral on 12th August 2021, to give as many Ghanaians as possible the opportunity to be part of the history to build the National Cathedral,” he said.

Presenting the 2021 Mid-Year review Budget Statement and Economic Policy on Thursday, July 29, Mr Ofori-Atta, therefore, urged all, including Members of Parliament, to be part of the one million Ghanaians projected to support the government with GH₵100 a month.

“The aim of the Club is to mobilise one million Ghanaians who will give 100 Cedis a month towards the construction of the National Cathedral.

“We look forward to Mr Speaker and members of this august House joining the 100-Cedis-a-Month Club, and thus adding their names to the historic coalition that would build the National Cathedral to the glory of God, and the edification of our nation and its people,” he entreated.

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National Cathedral: Ghanaians Reacts To Finance Minister’s ‘100gh A Month’ Club

Some social media users expressed displeasure over government’s call on Ghanaians to support the construction of a National Cathedral, to be commissioned on March 6, 2024, with GH₵100 a month.

Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta, while presenting the 2021 Mid-Year review Budget Statement and Economic Policy on Thursday urged all, including Members of Parliament, to be part of the one million Ghanaians projected to support the initiative dubbed, “Ketewa biara nsua” with GH₵100 a month.

He noted Ghanaians could support the noble cause by dialing the short code *979#.

But this call, according to some Ghanaians, is misplaced. They say the government should rather look at raising revenue to improve the health and education sectors as well as provide Ghanaians with good roads and other social amenities rather than building a national cathedral.

For them, the aforementioned issues are matters that government should rally financial support for.

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