Prayer warriors seen in the photo praying on the Accra-Kumasi highway

A group of Christians has been seen praying on the Kumasi road

According to them, their goal is to seek the face of God to avoid all accidents.

Every year, Ghana has a large number of accidents on the Accra-Kumasi highway

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Some men and women of God have been seen in Kyekyewere along the Accra-Kumasi highway praying to God with the aim of imploring him to avoid accidents on that highway.

The prayer warriors, all members of the God Healing Mountain Ministerial Church, moved along the Accra-Kumasi highway and offered prayers at various bus stops.

They made stops at Asuboi, Teacher Mante, Omenako, Apedwa, Mankrong, Asafo, Ayinasin and Bunso, which are considered flash points according to Ghana’s traffic accident statistics.

Prayer warriors. Source: Ghanaweb
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Men and women of God were caught praying over olive oil and salt that they dumped down parts of the Accra-Kumasi highway.

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The team leader, the prophet Isaac Oppong, said that the accident rate on the highway was due to evil spirits.

He added that the prayer movement was something that God put in their hearts to prevent future accidents.

He continued to advise drivers who hit the road frequently to stop driving recklessly.

The prophet also admonished drivers to put down their personal driving problems and focus on work so that they can reach their destinations in one piece.

Reacting to the prayer movement, the Eastern Regional Director of the National Highway Safety Authority (NRSA), Abdulai Bawa Ghamsah, indicated that “accidents or collisions are not acts of God.”

Meanwhile, Professor Kwabena Frimpong Boateng has shown that while he has an incomparable love for his country as a minister, he also cannot forget his first love as a cardiac surgeon.

The astute Ghanaian is currently the Minister of Environment, Science, Technology and Innovation of the government led by Akufo-Addo.

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As a result of his tenure, he conducts the nation’s affairs normally Monday through Friday, which are considered “official business days.”

One would consider that the honorable minister takes a good rest after his work for the week is done, but anyone who says this clearly does not know Professor Kwabena Frimpong Boateng.

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