Apostle Lilian Kumah Defends National Cathedral, Faces Backlash Over Comments

Apostle Lilian Kumah has created heated debate after supporting Ghana's National Cathedral project. The widow of late politician John Kumah made strong statements during a recent church service. She attacked fellow Christians who oppose the cathedral construction. Kumah called opponents mentally unstable and said they lack common sense. Her words have divided people across Ghana's social media platforms.

Many Ghanaians believe the government should spend cathedral money on basic needs instead. Citizens want better roads, hospitals, and schools rather than the religious building. Some supporters argue the cathedral will bring Christians together for national worship services. They see the project as important for Ghana's spiritual future. Opposition voices question whether taxpayers should fund such expensive religious construction.

The cathedral project has faced serious problems since it began. Officials have been accused of stealing money meant for construction. Rev. Victor Kusi-Boateng leads the cathedral board but faces questions about financial dealings. Investigators found he received 2.6 million cedis through a company he controls. These corruption claims have made more Ghanaians doubt the project's value and management.