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Afenyo-Markin indicts Mahama government over National Cathedral

Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin said the National Cathedral should not be viewed solely as a place of Christian worship, arguing that it could also become a major tourism attraction, enhance Ghana’s international image and provide a unifying space for the country.
Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin The Minority in Parliament has accused the Mahama administration of a lack of coherence over the National Cathedral, while reaffirming its position that the controversial project is a necessary national undertaking that should be completed.
He argued that a completed National Cathedral could similarly attract tourists while serving as a national rallying point.
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