The National Peace Council of Ghana has expressed its concern regarding the ongoing dispute between Archbishop Charles Agyinasare, founder of Perez Chapel International, and the Nogokpo Traditional Authorities. The council has also taken note of statements made by various religious figures in relation to the matter.
Recognizing the potential consequences of the impasse on peaceful coexistence and religious tolerance in the country, the National Peace Council, in line with its mandate to facilitate conflict prevention, is appealing to both the Nogokpo Traditional Authorities and Perez Chapel International to remain calm and avoid succumbing to provocations. The council assures that efforts are underway to address the situation.
In light of the stalemate, the council urges all those affected by the dispute to exercise restraint and prudence in their comments and statements. Additionally, the council calls upon the media and individuals discussing the matter to exercise utmost caution in their narratives, safeguarding the peace, stability, and integrity of Ghana.
The Volta Regional Peace Council has initiated steps to engage the involved parties for an amicable resolution. The council reminds Ghanaians of the country's shared history as one nation, emphasizing the importance of unity and coexistence.
The National Peace Council emphasizes the need for a peaceful resolution to the ongoing dispute, underscoring the importance of maintaining harmony and religious tolerance in Ghana.