Archbishop Nicolas Duncan Williams, the General Overseer of the Action Faith Chapel International, has called for a national vision to serve as a development blueprint.
He explained that this would enable the country "avoid groping in darkness in its development aspirations." Archbishop Duncan Williams made the call when he delivered a word of exhortation at the Speaker of Parliament's First Breakfast Prayer Meeting of the Ninth Parliament of the Parliamentary Christian Fellowship (PCF) in Accra, on Tuesday.
He noted: "until Ghana has a national vision where all political parties will bring together their manifestos for Parliament to shape and align with our national vision for 25 years or more, we will continue to walk in darkness".
He advised Members of Parliament (MPs) to put aside their political differences, politicisation of issues and work towards a sustainable national development.
