Dr. Nduom, who was the Chairman of the church’s centenary celebration, which was observed on Sunday, November 13, 2016, said the donation was his staff’s corporate social responsibility to the church.

He donated GH¢10,000 towards a fund-raising ceremony, and pledged an additional GH¢50,000 which will be given to the Church on his birthday, February 15, 2017.

[contextly_sidebar id=”npzbm3lskNYBkln5J38Yf80gLcLabtS9″]Dr. Nduom in an address at the ceremony, thanked God for His protection and the victories he has given him.

“God’s grace is protecting this country. The sermon touched on jobs and I am glad I did not miss it. I have faith in doing business that’s why I am interested in creating jobs,” he said.

He announced to the church that the Nduom University situated at Ayensuado in the region, will open in December and begin admissions in January 2016.

Dr. Nduom thanked the Church and its members for their fervent prayers for him and his family. In his sermon, the Metropolitan Archbishop of Cape Coast, Most. Rev. Matthias Kwabena Nketiah, urged the members to pursue hardwork and diligence.

He entreated them to desist from the usual poor Ghanaian attitude towards work if they want to receive financial blessings from God.

Chief of Assin Kushia, Ehunabobrim Nana Pra Agyensem IV, was the special guest of honour.

The St. Edward Catholic Church, which was established in 1916, is currently putting up a state of the art parish in Jukwa.

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By: citifmonline.com/Ghana

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Dr Nduom, who was addressing party supporters and sympathizers at Mankessim in the Central Region on Saturday [November 12] as part of his Central Regional campaign tour said the party was built on peace and therefore its supporters must conduct themselves as such.

He said, the PPP has not been involved in any act of violence since its launch  and that must be maintained.

“Since the PPP came here, has there been any record of violence? Has anyone ben attacked? This party is a very peaceful one. We respect ourselves and we are against violence. In this year’s election, we don’t want any violence. The voting must be done in peace. Supporter of the party should fight. We know we will win this election so we have to be careful, and not be involved in violence so that, when we win the elections people will not dispute it.”

Papa Kwesi Nduom, who was cleared by the Electoral Commission last week to contest in the upcoming December elections after a legal battle said he was optimistic the Progressive People’s Party will win the elections.

He told the supporters that the PPP remains the best option for Ghanaians after enduring several years of bad governance from the National Democratic Congress and the New Patriotic Party.

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