Vote with Wisdom, Not Money: Archbishop Prince Hampel’s Urgent Appeal

Archbishop Prince Hampel, the renowned leader and founder of Liberty Global Christian Church, has issued a powerful call to action to Ghanaians ahead of the December 7th elections. He urges citizens to “vote with wisdom, not money,” emphasizing the importance of thoughtful decision-making over financial inducements.

– *Don’t Sell Your Vote*: Resist the temptation to accept money or gifts in exchange for voting for a particular party or candidate.
– *Seek Divine Guidance*: On December 7th, pray and ask God to guide your voting decision.
– *Put Ghana First*: Rise above religious affiliations and prioritize the nation’s well-being.
– *Peaceful Elections*: Youths, in particular, are encouraged to promote peace during and after the elections.

Archbishop Prince Hampel’s words echo his commitment to promoting wise and informed decision-making. As an internationally acclaimed preacher, he has consistently demonstrated leadership and guidance, as seen in his 75th birthday celebration and book launch, where he shared valuable insights in his book, “The Mind, the Headquarters of Your Life” [2).

Archbishop Hampel urged Ghanaians to educate themselves thoroughly on the policies of each political party, paying special attention to the promises and initiatives being proposed for national development.

The Bishops stressed that, the future of the country lies in the hands of its citizens, and their votes will determine the direction Ghana takes in the coming years.

“To the entire electorate, we urge you to exercise your right to vote wisely and responsibly. Educate yourselves about the candidates and their platforms, and vote for those who align with your vision for a better Ghana.

“Your vote is a powerful tool for shaping the future of our nation, and it is crucial that it is cast with careful consideration and respect for the democratic process.”