Methodist Church Ghana Urges Government to Act on Environmental Degradation

Methodist Church Ghana Urges Government to Act on Environmental Degradation

The Bishop of the Methodist church Ghana, northern Accra diocese, RT Rev. Andrew Mbeah Baiden, has expressed concern over the destruction of the country’s forest and water bodies, calling on the government to take urgent action. The church emphasizes that the dimension of environmental degradation has attained is now threatening the nation’s very existence and eroding its sovereignty.

:Environmental Degradation:

He, the church highlights the destruction of forest and water bodies, which is having a devastating impact on the environment and the nation’s resources.

:Illegal Activities: The church notes that people from other countries are easily entering the country and engaging in illegal practices with impunity, often with the help of some locals.

:Road Network: He added that, the church also urges the government to improve the road network, particularly alternative routes, to ease pressure on main roads and make traveling more comfortable.

:Call to Action: The Methodist Church Ghana is calling on the government to Take Urgent Action to
Address environmental degradation and protect the nation’s resources.

:Improve Road Network: Develop alternative routes to reduce traffic congestion and improve accessibility.

By taking action, the government can help protect the environment, promote sustainable development, and improve the lives of Ghanaians.

Story by Fada Amakye