Claims about elders of the church of Pentecost mounting pressure on their immediate past chairman to resign as the leader of the Board of trustees for the National Cathedral project has been dismissed and described as a malice.
Speaking to Movementtvonline an elder of the Church of Pentecost, Honourable Clement Wilkinson, has refuted such reports which had been widely reported as he noted that “the Elders of the church of Pentecost are excited about the decision of their former Chairman to ensure that he contributes to the building of the National Cathedral”.
Stressing that there’s no way the elders of the church could rise against such an opportunity offered their immediate past chairman and therefore will urge all Ghanaians to treat the false news with the contempt it deserves.
“We are proud of our former chairman and will support him with the needed prayers he needs to ensure he executes his role successfully. No elder of the church of Pentecost wants our former head to resign- it’s false, malice and capricious and a diabolic agenda to tarnish the image of noble man”, he debunked claims.
This comes after it was widely reported that elders of the church of Pentecost are angry and are calling for the resignation of Apostle Prof. Opoku Onyinah as the leader of the Board of trustees for the National Cathedral project. For