Photos of Millennium City Complex built by Church of Pentecost for Police pop up
- The Church of Pentecost built a Millennium City Police Complex that was handed over to the government on May 2, 2018
- Pictures of the facility have surfaced online after news of a new prison camp built by the church at Ejura recently went viral
- It is indicated that the police complex was dedicated and commissioned on Wednesday, May 2, 2018
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Pictures of a massive Millennium City Police Complex, comprising a district police headquarters and barracks for police officers have been shared on social media.
Yaw Asamoah Akowuah, who is an officer in the church, shared the images in a post sighted by YEN.com.gh, indicating that this happened three years ago.
The facility is reportedly located on 4.49 acres of land and has four (4) two-bedroom senior staff quarters, eight (8) one-bedroom junior staff quarters, four (4) two-bedroom junior staff quarters, a charge office, 12 administrative offices, male, female and juvenile cells with modern washrooms and 40-seater capacity conference room, among others.
See the pictures in the post below:
It is indicated that the facility was dedicated and commissioned on Wednesday, May 2, 2018.
Below are some of the reactions the post gathered:
Yaw Boakye said:
Kudos to the Church of Pentecost..... As for the hypocrites, l won't mind them.
Fant Moin mentioned:
Ooooo the all-wise, all-knowing ones say this could have been a factory la smh..... As if the church is mandated to provide any of these beautiful interventions. God bless you COP
Samuel Avornyo indicated:
Yaw Asamoah Akowuah Add the Akuapim one too if you have the pictures bro
Source: Facebook
Meanwhile, popular Ghanaian social media influencer and philanthropist, Nänä Teä, has responded to some criticisms that were made against the prison camp with ultra-modern facilities built by the Church of Pentecost.
In a conversation with YEN.com.gh, Nänä Teä indicated that as human beings, everyone needs to be given a certain minimum measure of comfort, which the prisons in their current state do not offer.
He also added that it is laudable that the church takes on such a project which helps solve a critical problem in society, although they obviously cannot provide solutions to every challenge the Ghanaian faces.
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