Critics Of Akufo-Addo's Water, Electricity Freebies 'Satanic Spirit Of Envy, Jealousy' – Korankye Ankrah

The Apostle General of Royal House Chapel International, Rev. Sam Korankye Ankrah has said critics of President Nana Akufo-Addo’s free water and electricity initiative, as part of measures by government to mitigate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the poor in society, exhibited “satanic spirit of envy and jealousy.”

In his view, the opposition parties should rather celebrate President Akufo-Addo and his government for being sensitive to the plight of the poor amidst the pandemic.

“Why should I, when am in opposition, be envious of this? It’s a good thing”.

“We need to commend him and thank him; Mr President, thank you. I’m thanking you on behalf of my people, Royalhouse Chapel, the poor people who cannot pay water, who cannot pay electricity, thank you for what I call political sensitivity”, Rev Korankye Ankrah said on Sunday, 25 October 2020 during his sermon.

“Thank you”, he stressed.

He observed: “We live in a country, where when you are in opposition, and I said again, not this one, but all round, when they are in opposition, nothing good the people in the palace [presidency] do pleases them.

“They will criticise everything, abuse everything, insult everything, refuse to see every good thing.

“What kind of spirit is this?” he asked.

“It is satanic spirit of envy and jealousy”, Rev Korankye Ankrah answered.

He admonished the opposition that rather than criticising every good thing of the government, they must bide their time and when given the opportunity, also prove they have the interest of the citizens at heart.

“… Do you know why you don’t need to kill yourself, why you don’t need to be envious and you don’t need to be jealous? Because, one day, God will also bring you from opposition and you’ll enter into the palace; when you enter into the palace, you, too, go and find some good thing to do for the people.

“If somebody has paid for electricity and water, you, too, find another thing to do.

“There are plenty things you can do for the people.

“Wait for your time, wait for your turn, wait for your opportunity. When it comes, deliver”, he advised.

“I can’t understand these people. There must be no fight over this. It is their time. This is what they want to do for the people. Clap your hands, give them praise, adore them, honour them”, he urged the opposition.

---Classfm