Lakpa Wulomo Numo Yemo Broni of the Ga state has cautioned the youth of Ghana particularly to those in the Ga Dangme communities to be vigilante and wise to stay safe before, during and after the 2020 general elections by not accepting to be influenced by some politicians who may come with money to influence them to go and foment trouble or snatch ballot papers and boxes during the elections.
“We were here at the independence square about six months ago to pray and fast for Ghana against the novel covid-19 pandemic and indeed the Good God listened to our prayers, today we say thank you to the Almighty God and again to seek His face again to protect us against any calamity that will befall us in the upcoming elections. We seek for peace before, during and after the general elections in December, I also want to take this opportunity to send a word of caution to all the youth in this country especially those in the Ga Dangme communities that please if any politician comes to give you money and influence you to go and foment trouble, go and fight or snatch a Ballot box, please ask them to bring or come along with their families to lead the front line so that with one accord all of you can fight. Let me honest with you what happened recently at odododiodioo all the victims are not family members of the politicians so please be wise and stay alive, “he said.
The thanksgiving prayer session on Sunday November 01, 2020, which was sponsored by the McDan group of companies and McDan foundation brought more than 52 Ga (Accra) Wulome from the various clans of the Ga State under one umbrella to thank God for an answered prayer and seek for peace in December elections.
The thanks giving prayer session started at exactly 6 a.m. in the morning and lasted for about one hour.
Leading the prayer at the independence square was the Chief priest of La Traditional area, Lakpa Wulomo Numo Temo Obroni Vii.
The chief priest thanked the group Chairman of the McDan group, Dr Daniel McKorley, for supporting them to accomplish the aim of coming out in their numbers to intervene for the nation.
Story by: Jacob Narh Nortah.
