BISHOP GEORGINA WARNS DRIVERS AGAINST OVERSPEEDING AS PASTOR HAJAN CAUTIONS YOUTH AGAINST QUICK WEALTH AND DRUG ABUSE

The Founder of Georgina Prayer Deliverance Ministry at Gomoa Akoti in the Central Region, Bishop Georgina, has urged drivers to avoid overspeeding and adhere to road safety regulations ahead of the Christmas festivities to help prevent road accidents and save lives. She noted that overspeeding remains a major road safety concern, particularly during festive seasons when many people travel to reunite with their families and loved ones. Bishop Georgina also appealed to vehicle owners to avoid putting undue pressure on drivers to make multiple trips within short periods, warning that such demands could encourage reckless driving and increase the risk of accidents. She made the appeal in an interview with ICAD TV News reporter Alex Donkoh during an all-night prayer programme at Georgina Deliverance Power Ministry at Gomoa Akoti. Meanwhile, Pastor Godfred Akwasi Hajan has urged Ghanaian youth to shun the pursuit of quick wealth through questionable means and avoid drug abuse. He encouraged young people to remain prayerful, work hard and pursue legitimate means of earning a living, stressing that patience, discipline and hard work are essential to achieving sustainable success. Pastor Hagan cautioned the youth against the desire for quick money, popularly referred to as “Sika Duro,” and urged them to make responsible choices that would protect their future. Report by Alex Donkoh, Central Region