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Mahama says he’ll continue inherited gov’t policies, but not Akufo-Addo’s personal Cathedral pledge

President John Mahama says the National Cathedral project was a personal pledge made by former President Nana Akufo-Addo to God and was not a government policy that his administration is obliged to continue.
His comments come after the Christian Council of Ghana announced on Friday, September 11, that it had constituted a technical committee comprising representatives from various Christian groupings to explore ways of reviving the stalled National Cathedral project.
He also disclosed that a forensic audit into the National Cathedral project had been completed and was currently with the Attorney General.
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