Archbishop Charles Agyinasare interviewing Ambassador Kabral Blay-Amihere
Ambassador Kabral Blay-Amihere, the board chairman, Ghana Grid Company Limited has disclosed that he stopped going to church for over 30 years at a point in his life.
The former president of the GJA has been sharing his thought on a myriad of issues including his work as a journalist and his recent book on Ghana’s Independence.
Speaking in an interview with the founder of Perez Chapel International, Archbishop Charles Agyinasare, Blay- Amihere said, he wanted to be called Judas after being baptised into the Christian faith.
“I went to interview to be elected as school prefect, surprisingly by some accident when I was filling my form 5 forms, I wrote that I was a non-denominational Christian… so it was referred to me that you can’t be a prefect in a catholic school…based on that I was disqualified, so for three days there was chaos in St Augustine’s because the students were saying no Amihere , no Columbus, there will be no elections, I spoke to my supporters and the elections took place .
“I was asked to become the House prefect of St Stephens House at (St Augustine College) where I was residing, and I said in terms of principle, once you agreed I wasn’t a Catholic and you make me a prefect, you are creating a conflict of interest for me.”
“Because once you agree I am not a Catholic, I will not be obliged to ensure that the students go to church, so from then I stopped going to church for almost 30 years, and then I discovered World Mircale as it was called Perez,” Blay-Amihere said.
Listen to Ambassador Kabral Blay-Amihere in the attached audio clip below:
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By Fred Dzakpata
