Charles Opoku Writes: Religious Worship Vs Doing The Right Thing – New Year Message To Assin North Constituency

As Ghanaians and Africans, we take worship seriously. We worship God every second, minute, hour, daily, and throughout the year. We eat, dance, dress, talk worship. In fact, worship is our culture, and our righteousness as Angels can not be underestimated. All for the reason we want to go to Heaven. Meanwhile, we don’t even want to die, hahaha. Christians believe we do the right thing in order to receive God’s blessings and ultimately enter Heaven, but I’m asking, ‘DO YOU DO THE RIGHT RIGHT?‘

As a nation, we can never develop, see great things happen if we don’t do the right thing. Go to China, Korea, etc, they don’t believe in our God. They do the right things. They obey laws. They go to work on time, and they don’t steal, or cheat, or embazzle monies meant for projects, so they are developing….think about it.

 

We are in a country where people do not see what’s wrong with them, but they easily see and discuss what other people do badly. WHY? THAT IS HYPOCRISY Why can’t you see and work on your wrongs first? The Bible says, “Remove the log on your eyes first. “… Is it intentional?

“The other person must do the right thing, but not me.” This syndrome must end in 2023. Politicians, engineers, pastors, businessmen, Kenkey sellers, artisans, and so forth. The time has come to realise that doing the right thing is expected from everyone at every level.

 

HOW CAN WE DEVELOP AS A NATION?

In 2024, let’s understand our religiousness and righteousness combine for a greater benefit. They are one thing. There are no differences between them. Let’s not pretend to be anointed, preaching, and singing like Angels, and then go home fighting.

Go home cheating, go to the workplace sleeping, stealing. Let’s start doing the right things from the bottom to the top.

From the cleaner to the president. Sometimes, you can have a whole leader to stand in public telling Ghanaians that you can tell lies when you want. Is this how we can develop? Is this how we must bring up our children? Is that how to build our nations?

Assin North, in 2024, let’s not believe lies.

Let’s work hard to develop our place.

Let’s love one another. Let’s love our Constituency.

Thank you. I LOVE YOU SO MUCH

By:

Charles Opoku

Assin North Constituency – NPP Parliamentary Candidate 2024

 

 

 

 

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