Clergy challenged to lead crusade against corruption in society

At least every Ghanaian has an affiliation to a religious sect. 

This notwithstanding corruption as a canker has in recent years gained uncontrolled notoriety.

What then can religious groups especially churches, mosques and others do to champion the crusade against this menace?

According to Evangelist John Frank Tamakloe of Tema Community Two Church of Christ, Ghanaians have become gullible and are accepting messages that compromise their moral ethics.

He said the leadership of the church in Ghana has failed to champion the cause against corruption.

Evangelist Tamakloe also asked the media to establish religious departments to assess messages from pastors before airing them.

GBC