Senior members of Christian Divine Church demand immediate removal of Apostle Ebenezer Boahen - Adomonline.com

Some official documents flying all over the various social media platforms claim that Apostle Boahen, who has finished serving his two terms in office ( four years per term) as Chairman or General Overseer per the constitution of the Church, is still holding on to ‘power’ for nearly two years now after expiration of his tenure.

There is also a new audio recording making rounds on the various Christian Divine Church social-media platforms carrying the voice of the courageous Central Regional Chairman of the Church, Pastor Kesse, furiously calling out Apostle Boahen for alleged abuse and attempt to bastardize the church constitution.

In a very stern and pained voice, Pastor Kesse urged all pastors of the Church, especially those who have wrongfully taken sides with Apostle Boahen to wise-up and rise up to defend the constitution of the church and also to remember the founder of the church Prophet/Apostle Taylor for how far he brought the church through his toil and sweat.

A little background to the matter reveals that after the demise of the founder and life patron of the church Prophet/Apostle John Taylor, the church decided along the line not to appoint permanent Chairmen/Overseers but to draft a constitution for the church to elect a Chairman/Overseer after every four years for a maximum of two terms for each Chairman/Overseer of which Apostle Boahen was one of the chief proponents for the church constitution and elections.

It is also captured in the church constitution that all Chairmen retire at age 65 but Apostle Boahen is 67, passed his retirement but still holding on to office.

Per the church constitution again, the general practice is that a maximum of one to two months period is used to organize elections but Apostle has a different game plan so he has spread the elections from one to two months to four years

The source added that under the instructions of Apostle Boahen, Pastor Awuah also began to write letters to various branches to organize elections in breach of the church constitution which was vehemently refuted by the various branches.