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Pollution has not driven away river and sea deities – Kpone Wulormor
Nuumo Tsawe Otrome II described the sea as one of the greatest deities in Ghana’s traditional belief system, saying it is spiritually connected to many other deities.“The sea was created to wipe away spiritual dirt, not the physical waste that people dump into it.
The Tsawe Wulormor blamed the growing pollution of beaches and other water bodies on the erosion of traditional values and a decline in cultural responsibility.
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