In Ghana, it is not uncommon that at some church services to usher Ghanaians into another year, some preachers predict the untimely demise of some key figures — a situation which was no different as Ghanaians filled up church auditoriums to welcome the new year on Monday. But in a post, Rev.
He also charged the media to avoid giving publicity to such predictions in a bid to consolidate the religious faith. We must protect the healthy relationship between the church and public officials including church and Muslim relationships. The annual pronouncements of death of national leaders has not being beneficial. Maybe this is the time the Media must stop providing Media Oxygen to the death predictions for public decency and maturity of Religious practices to thrive.
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Political leaders who are affiliated to sources of such predictions will do the nation a lot of good if they can distance themselves from death predictions on others. Moreover, Ministers of the Gospel who understand the prophetic gifts and ministry must intensify Christian Education on the subject both in their congregations and other Media platforms. Christian Mutuality and Best Practices in matters of faith cannot be compromised.
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