Political Scientist and Senior Lecturer at the University of Ghana, Dr.
Kwame Asah-Asante, has delivered a striking critique of Ghana's National Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving observance on Tuesday, July 1, warning that without patriotism, accountability, and moral courage, the entire exercise risks becoming an empty ritual.
Speaking on JoyNews' AM Show, Dr.
Asah-Asante did not mince words as he challenged both the political class and religious leaders to reflect on the true meaning of gratitude in a nation plagued by corruption, inefficiency, and misplaced priorities. "There is nothing wrong with the national prayer," he declared. "At some point, we must remember our Maker and give thanks, that is undeniable.
