WE WLL BUILD THE NATIONAL CATHEDRAL WHEN WE COME TO POWER ,YOU CAN LEAVE COUNTRY IF YOU DONT LIKE IT

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REASONS FOR BUILDING THE NATIONAL CATHEDRAL

1. Thanksgiving to God

He said the cathedral was a personal and national promise to thank God for Ghana’s peace and for his own victory in the 2016 elections.

2. National Place of Worship

The cathedral was meant to serve as a national interdenominational Christian worship center, not tied to one church.

3. Symbol of Ghana’s Christian Heritage

With a large Christian population, the cathedral was intended to reflect Ghana’s religious identity and history.

4. A National Monument

It was planned as a landmark similar to national cathedrals in other countries, symbolizing faith, unity, and national pride.

5. State Ceremonies and Events

The cathedral was to host state religious events such as national prayers, presidential inaugurations, and memorial services.

6. Tourism and Economic Value

The project was promoted as a tourist attraction that could generate revenue and create jobs.

7. Cultural and Historical Preservation

It was designed to include a Bible Museum and a Biblical Garden, preserving Christian history and values.

8. Unity Among Christians

Nana Addo said the cathedral would bring together different Christian denominations under one national space.

9. Private Funding Claim

The government initially said it would be largely funded by private donations, not only public funds.

10. Legacy Project

Like other major national projects, the cathedral was also seen as part of Nana Addo’s legacy as president.

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