Some clergy men, Caleb Yeboah, who are ‘very well educated’ but in what context? How many do you know, Caleb Yeboah, who inspire and teach honest work?

I have on record criminal pastors who come in droves trespassing on private property that they nakedly insult and abuse privacy; some idolatrous elements among the pack clandestinely steal their way to properties they would misappropriate their way burying juju where they have strayed on purpose. Worse yet, some have plotted to burn such landed properties that can’t ever be misappropriated. Worse yet, by evil design, they have plotted and staged arson explosion by electrical short circuit devices. These are some of the murderous elements we have had cause to get arraigned before the courts for such evil misdeeds. These are some of your men of God!
We do not invite your comments on proven criminal misdeeds by pastors whose conscience you would like to salve by your theories of forgiveness. Unacceptable to us.

Your comment is great but I don’t agree with the later part at all. We have clergy men in this country who are very well educated and are contributing their part to the development of this country. I don’t think you have to insult and denigrate them before you can successfully make your comment. If we take out the clergy from this country, the impact would be so disastrous and we don’t want to go there as a people. Thanks.

Please cut out those illiterate charismatic churches that are currently fanning immorality, corruption and illiteracy in the Ghana economy by what and how they run their worships. To the human organism noise raised to the level of a certain decibel is worryingly harming. And duping the unsuspecting, gullible Ghanaian for contributions that go to grow the families of these illiterate pastors is unethical, to say the least. Let not these unethical elements coming denigrating healthy growth in the Ghana economy.