Politics
Bishop Dr Adonteng Boateng: A life of faith, service, and impact

Bishop Dr Adonteng Boateng, a Ghanaian-American theologian and philanthropist, continues to inspire through his unwavering commitment to faith, community service, and humanitarian work.
As General Overseer of the Divine Word International Ministries based in Virginia, USA, Bishop Boateng has earned global recognition for a life devoted to uplifting others.
Born in Bukom, a vibrant community in the Greater Accra Region, Bishop Boateng’s journey from humble beginnings to international acclaim is a testament to resilience, service, and divine purpose.
With a strong foundation in Christian values, he has dedicated decades to ministering to souls and offering hope to the underprivileged, both in Ghana and abroad.
Bishop Boateng studied Biblical Counseling and Theology at Collins University in Ohio, where his passion for ministry was deepened. In 2011, he was awarded a honourary Doctor of Divinity in recognition of his outstanding contributions to spiritual growth and social impact.
His teachings are rooted in compassion and transformation, urging believers to embrace faith as a tool for positive change. But Bishop Boateng is not only a man of words; he is also a man of action.
His courage made international headlines when he heroically rescued a young child from the wreckage of a burning truck in the U.S. The selfless act brought immense relief to the child’s mother and reinforced the Bishop’s core belief in service beyond the pulpit.
In July 2025, he was honoured with the Africa Impact Personality of the Year Award (Philanthropy Category) at the African Ambassadors Economic Forum held in Washington, D.C.
The award, presented by the Global Initiative for the Advancement of Africa (GIAA) and Hope Edge International USA, lauded his outstanding humanitarian contributions to the African continent.
The citation was endorsed by prominent figures including Dr Nelson Aluya, President of Hope Edge International USA; Dr Utchay Odims, President of GIAA; and Dr David James Egwu, Co-founder and Managing Director of GIAA, who praised Bishop Boateng’s sustained commitment to improving lives.

In Ghana, his love for humanity is evident through the Divine Privileged Home, an ultra-modern orphanage that provides shelter, education, and healthcare to orphans and widows. In the U.S., he continues to support minority youth, especially through the Unknown Stars Award-a scholarship programme dedicated to empowering underrepresented students to pursue academic excellence and leadership.
He also founded the Faithful Servants Awards, a unique platform that honours civilians, first responders, and law enforcement officers for their dedication to public safety and community welfare.
Bishop Boateng is married to Ewura Adonteng Boateng, with whom he has four children. While committed to his calling in ministry, he remains equally passionate about expanding his charitable reach-supporting educational initiatives, providing scholarships, and uplifting vulnerable communities across the globe.
The receipt of his latest honour in July-his birth month, celebrated on July 21- holds special meaning, adding a personal milestone to a career already rich with accomplishments.
Bishop Dr Adonteng Boateng stands today as a shining example of faith in action. His life’s work continues to be a source of hope, a symbol of compassion, and a beacon of servant leadership for generations to come.
By Spectator Reporter
Politics
Ken Agyapong’s campaign team urges NPP to punish Ashanti and Bono chairmen

The campaign team of New Patriotic Party (NPP) flagbearer hopeful Ken Agyapong is urging the party’s leadership to take swift action against the Ashanti and Bono Regional Chairmen over what it describes as anti-party conduct.
According to the team, two videos on social media show Bernard Antwi Boasiako (Chairman Wontumi) and Kwame Baffoe (Abronye) alleging manipulation of the party’s electoral register and processes to favour a particular candidate ahead of the January 2026 presidential primaries.
The group believes the comments amount to gross misconduct and violate the NPP constitution.
Team Ken is calling on the National Executive Committee (NEC) and the National Council to immediately summon the two regional chairmen before the appropriate disciplinary bodies.
The group believes strong action will send a clear message that no member, regardless of rank or status, is above party rules.
The team warns that failure to act quickly could deepen public perceptions of bias and damage the integrity of the party’s primaries.
It reassures NPP members of its commitment to a transparent, free, and fair electoral process and urges supporters to stay vigilant.
By: Jacob Aggrey
Politics
Bawumia decries unfair treatment of pro-NPP supporters, urges unity ahead of 2028 elections

The flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party and former Vice President of the Republic of Ghana, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has lamented what he describes as unfair treatment being meted out to pro-NPP supporters.
Dr. Bawumia mentioned the likes of the Ashanti Regional Chairman of the NPP, Chairman Wontumi, the Bono Regional Chairman of the NPP, Abronye, and even bloggers who faced such harassment and abuse.
He is therefore calling on the rank and file of the party to forge a unified front to win power in the 2028 elections.
He made this appeal during his campaign tour ahead of the presidential primary slated for January 31, 2026.
By: Jacob Aggrey
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