The Founder and Leader of the Evangelical Calvarian Church of Ghana, Brother Kingsley Emmanuel Yamoah, has hailed Mills’ Administration for bold economic measures, which he said though harsh and biting, would undoubtedly bring progress to the nation.
He said getting the people to pay realistic prices for petroleum products and utilities were commendable.
Brother Yamoah was speaking to newsmen after the dedication of a church building at Tanoso, a suburb of Kumasi.
He said there was the need for Ghanaians to forgive and forget the past and work hard in support of the Government to speed up the country’s socio-economic development.
He encouraged politicians to work toward peaceful elections in 2012 and shun all acts of violence.
Brother Yamoah said they therefore needed to be mindful of their actions and inactions to sustain the unity of the country.
He asked the people to pray incessantly and relied on God for his protection and guidance.