Renowned international evangelist and President of Worldwide Miracle Outreach, Rev. Canon Dr. Lawrence Tetteh, has advised President John Dramani Mahama to exercise presidential power to foster national unity and build political bridges rather than pursuing targeted arrests and prosecutions of political opponents.
Speaking on statecraft, governance, and national reconciliation, Dr. Tetteh cautioned that using state power to prosecute political adversaries creates deep-seated enmity and perpetuates a cycle of political vendetta in the country. He urged President Mahama to utilize his tenure to consolidate friendships, build consensus across partisan divides, and focus on nation-building rather than actions that heighten political polarization. Dr. Tetteh emphasized that political power is temporal, reminding political leaders that true statesmanship lies in uniting the citizenry, upholding the rule of law, and leaving behind a legacy of peace and cohesion.
Fostering national unity and avoiding partisan retribution remain central themes as religious leaders advocate for political tolerance and reconciliation in Ghana.
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