Duncan-Williams calls for prayers to heal Ghana’s land and water, raises food security alarm over galamsey

During a church service, Archbishop Duncan-Williams made the impact of illegal mining, popularly known as galamsey, a major prayer point, expressing concern that the contamination of water bodies and agricultural land could have far-reaching consequences for the country.

The General Overseer of Action Chapel International, Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams, has called for prayers for the restoration of Ghana’s polluted water bodies and degraded lands, warning that the continued destruction caused by illegal mining could eventually threaten the country’s food security and public health.

While Ghana remained his immediate concern, Archbishop Duncan-Williams extended his call to other African countries facing environmental and food security challenges.