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Citizen Eye Ghana calls for recognition of church’s contribution to national development

The Founder and President of Citizen Eye Ghana, Alex Kwaku Tetteh, has called for greater recognition of the church’s contribution to national development, urging the public to acknowledge the positive impact of religious leaders alongside holding them accountable for wrongdoing.
Mr Tetteh maintained that recognising such contributions would help promote a more balanced public assessment of the church and its leadership, ensuring that misconduct is addressed without overlooking the positive role religious institutions play in Ghanaian society.
While acknowledging the need to criticise religious leaders who engage in wrongdoing, Mr Tetteh insisted that those making positive contributions to society also deserved public commendation.
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