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'Church remains a pillar of Ghana’s development' - Citizen Eye Ghana

Tetteh said the church had contributed to national development by establishing schools, instilling good morals in its members and providing young people with opportunities to develop their talents.
Rev Isaac Osei Bonsu commended for his humility and support for the less privileged Alex Kwaku Tetteh, founder and president of Citizen Eye Ghana, has reiterated the importance of the church to Ghanaian society, calling for the contributions of men of God to national development to be recognised.
Speaking at a press conference, he said the church had come under heavy criticism over the past year, including from some Christians, with prophets and men of God who demonstrate the power of God becoming targets of ridicule.
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