Prophet Kofi Oduro Admonishes Ghanaians to Eschew Regrettable Behaviours
- Prophet Kofi Oduro has reprimanded Ghanaians to shun subversive behaviour that shames the country
- According to him, actions like stealing public property should be stopped because it makes God sad
- A video of Prophet Oduro's critique circulating on social media has stirred intense public discussion
The founder of Alabaster International Ministry, Prophet Kofi Oduro, has appealed to Ghanaians to avoid 'regrettable behaviour' that shames the country.
He said this while addressing his congregants on selfish and irresponsible actions that benefit only a few people while the larger group suffers.
Such actions, Prophet Oduro said, made 'God look down on us with regret'.
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Emphasising the need for responsible and ethical behaviour, he recounted a time when he went to catch a glimpse of a train that often passed through the community where his church was situated.
Prophet Oduro said that he was taken aback at the poor condition of the train and wondered why state authorities allowed a vehicle in such a poor state to remain operational.
He explained that the same train no longer functioned today because some people had apparently stolen the rails and sold them to scrap dealers.
The controversial preacher questioned the reason behind such behaviour, saying that God looked at such actions with sorrow and regret.
"I stood behind the church one morning to catch a glimpse of the train that used to pass by. It was so ramshackle! I was amazed it could even move. God looks at situations like this in the country and asks why? The train doesn't pass by anymore. When I asked why, I was informed that the rails had all been stolen and sold to scrap dealers. I look at this, and I ask myself why?"
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Prophet Oduro blasts actions of selfish Ghanaians
He also spoke against recent happenings within the commercial transport services, where he stated that some entities had created 'artificial scarcity'.
The man of God said it was difficult it was for him to understand why some people would deliberately create problems for everybody, because such situations benefited them.
"It is hard to understand the thought process of some Ghanaians. As the government strives to make the system work and make life comfortable for all of us, others take it upon themselves to disrupt the system and make things difficult for everybody."
Prophet Oduro has cultivated a loyal following among the Ghanaian population by using his platform to call for social change and speak against social ills.
Watch the TikTok video below:
Reactions to Prophet Oduro admonishing Ghanaians
A section of followers of Prophet Oduro have taken to TikTok to react to the man of God's criticism of the recalcitrant behaviour of a section of the population.
They shared varying opinions, as captured below:
Fresh Pee commented:
"God richly bless you Rev."
Cobi1gh reacted:
"Tell them."
Kiato90 noted:
"A country called Ghana. The real reset we need in Ghana is not political, but rather in the mindset of the people. When there is a shift in mindset, the system will begin to work. When attitude improves, institutions will become effective. When citizens take responsibility, leadership will become accountable. We can fix roads, change governments, and rewrite laws, but if the mindset remains the same, the results will not change."
Prophet Oduro slams drivers over price hike
YEN.com.gh also reported that Prophet Kofi Oduro had called out commercial bus drivers for manipulating transport systems to suit their selfish interests.
According to the popular preacher, drivers did not need to increase fares because the government had worked to reduce fuel prices to a bare minimum.
Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
