Few People are trying to turn the world into Sodom and Gomorrah- Rev. Emmanuel Boakye

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International Election Observer, Bible Scholar and the Head Pastor of Souls Pastures Church at Asuofua- Akyease, Rev. Emmanuel Boakye has revealed that, few people in the world are trying everything to turn the world into sodom and Gomorrah by introducing homosexuality.
According to him, this act is demonic, satanic and is from the pit of the devil.
 U.S. President Joe Biden on Thursday issued a presidential memorandum aimed at expanding protection of the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer and intersex (LGBTQI) people worldwide, including potentially through the use of financial sanctions.
The memo directs U.S. agencies working abroad to work harder to combat the criminalization by foreign governments of LGBTQ status or conduct, and directs the State Department to include anti-LGBTQ violence, discrimination and laws in its annual human rights report.
Rev. Boakye speaking to Nana Ampratwum on Silver fm Omanbapa morning show said,  former President of the United State, Donald Trump never endorsed this babaric act.
....REV. BOAKYE FIRST.....
He allegedly revealed that, the people who are endorsing the LGBT are behind the covid-19 that has killed millions of people around the world.
....REV. BOAKYE SECOND....


Central market traders to be relocated
Operations Director of the Kumasi Central Market Traders Association, Mr. Michael Fosu has stated that, all is set for the relocation of the Central Market traders.
Traders at the Central Market for the past few weeks lambasted the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly and the Contractor for evicting them without giving any notice.
These traders have mounted series of demonstrations to express their anger towards the authorities.
Some of the traders even threatened to embark on a naked demonstration if their concerns are not considered by the authorities.
Mr. Michael Fosu speaking to Silver fm's reporter, Akwadaa Nyame said, they had visited some satellite markets in the region to pave way for the relocation of the traders.
According to him, traders who trade in second hand cloths and traders in lockable shops will be relocated to Abinkyi market while traders who ply in food stuffs have been relocated to Race Course market.
He added that, various leaders of the respected Associations in the market will visit the place to ascertain whether they can ply their goods there.
He urged all traders to have patience with the authorities as they are doing everything for the well being of the traders.

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