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Kumi petitions police, Christian Council over religious pronouncements

New Patriotic Party National Youth Organizer aspirant Alfred Ababio Kumi New Patriotic Party National Youth Organizer aspirant Alfred Ababio Kumi, popularly known as Adenta Kumi, has petitioned the Ghana Police Service and the Christian Council of Ghana over recent religious pronouncements which, he says, could have implications for national peace and Ghana’s future electoral environment.
In a separate petition to the Christian Council of Ghana, he appealed to the leadership of the Christian community to intervene and encourage responsible religious and political discourse.
In separate petitions, Kumi raised concerns about public statements attributed to some Christian religious leaders regarding citizens based on their political affiliations, including alleged pronouncements of curses, condemnation and threats against persons because of their political choices.
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