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NDC are sleeping spiritually, they have not already won elections 2024 – Prophet Nigel Gaisie

Founder of Prophetic Hill Chapel, Prophet Nigel Gaisie has cautioned the National Democratic Congress against complacency in the upcoming elections.

According to him, the party is sleeping spiritually, and must do everything possible to get rid of the notion that they have won the 2024 elections already.

“You should tell the NDC people that they are sleeping spiritually, if they think they have already won the elections, that is dangerous, the NDC  should note that they have not already won the  next general election,” he said.

The Man of God during a church service on Sunday, disclosed that the winner of the next election keeps changing and for this reason, the party should not be comfortable.

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“Today is 4th August, the Lord has shown me to tell the National Democratic Congress and Ghana that NDC should not think they have already won the next general election, they are sleeping spiritually, they are sleeping spiritually, they are sleeping spiritually,” he emphasized.

According to him, NDC would make a great mistake thinking the hardship in the country will propel them to victory.

He added that should opportunity slip the party, God will not forgive John Dramani Mahama.

“The NDC should wake because they are sleeping, I am a prophet, you can insult me whatever, I speak and say what I see, I never said the NDC will not win, they are sleeping spiritually,” Prophet Nigel Gaisie concluded.

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By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme

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 Efua Sutherland Children’s Park in ruins

Part of the Efua Surtherland Park

 Once a vibrant recreational hub for children, families, students and tourists, the Efua Sutherland Chil­dren’s Park located at West Ridge in the Greater Accra Region now lies in a state of neglect.

The facility, which was a major site of attraction for school children especially on days of vacation, is now in ruins.

Visitors to the facility are now greeted with obsolete equipment and crumbling infrastructure.

Since 2019, the famous Children’s Park has been left to ‘die.’

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This raises serious concerns about the nation’s commitment to preserving such public and monumental spaces.

On a visit to the facility by The Spectator, it observed that equipment mounted on the 14.83-acre playground has rusted and have become death traps, rather than the purpose for which they were mounted for visitors.

Workers were also seen busily weeding the overgrown grass and cleaning the compound.

A source at the Ministry of Gender, Women and Social Protection, the agen­cy with oversight responsibility of the facility disclosed to this Reporter that for now, very few activities were organ­ised on the park.

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“It is unfortunate that the facility has turned this way. Very few people come around to make enquiries about it to hold special events. Its current state don’t make it attractive for event organisers again.”

The source added that apart from be­ing unattractive, the state of the equip­ment scares the children away because they fear they might get injured.

 By Linda Abrefi Wadie

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 Efua Sutherland Park in a sorry state

Some broken playground equipment
Some broken playground equipment

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 ACCORDING to the source, the col­lapse of the Efua Sutherland Park serves as a stark reminder of the urgent need for sus­tained investment from authorities and stake­holders into recreation.

“We have had inves­tors who want to sup­port this cause but later they fail to show up,” the source disclosed.

Ghana risks losing not just a cherished recre­ational site, but a vital part of its cultural and environmental heritage.

The Parks revitalisa­tion must become a tangible priority, reflect­ing the value placed on public spaces, cultural memory and collective spirit of the community it serves.

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Efua Sutherland Park was named after the famous playwright and children storyteller who dedicated her life to the Ghanaian child.

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