Daughters of Glorious Jesus, Dr Amoani to be honoured at 202

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This year’s edition of the Majestic Praise, organised by Kingdom Impact Prayer Network is set for October 6 at the Perez Dome at Dzorwulu.

As usual, the occasion, according to the Network would be used to honour a number of gospel legends doing exploits in the Christian space.

Dubbed ‘Peace Mission: Be at peace with all men’, the event is expected to assemble the crème de la crème of men of God such as Apostle Dr Amoani, former Chairman of the Christ Apostolic Church International (CACI), Bishop Dr Godwin Aaron Monnyo, Elder Dr Emmanuel Kwesi Mireku and Rev. Samuel Kwadwo Agyei as host.

Major recipients at this year’s event are Apostle Dr Amoani, the former Chairman of the Christ Apostolic Church International (CACI) and the renowned evergreen gospel music trio, Daughters of Glorious Jesus.

Officials of the Network have indicated that the event – Majestic Praise and Honouring of Gospel Legends, has been and will remain an annual event dedicated to recognising and honouring living gospel legends.

The 2024 edition would feature a long list of impressive acts from the gospel music industry expected to entertain guests at the event.

Notable among them are the Daughters of Glorious Jesus, Ceccy Twum, Nana Asaase the poet, MOG, Dr Reynolds Otabil Anaman and Becky Bonney.

The evening will also feature a book launch of legends and live performances by Elder Dr Kwesi Mireku, MOG, Nana Asaase the poet, Ceccy Twum, Becky Bonney, Perez Family Choir, and the National Mass Choir of CACI.

Ahead of the gathering, the organisers are urging patrons to brace for unforgettable moments and experience with God’s elect. 4 Majestic Praise

By Elizabeth Agyeibea Ackon

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Committee probing petitions against Chief Justice to begin hearings tomorrow

The Committee set up by President John Dramani Mahama to inquire into three petitions filec against the Chief Justice, Gertrude Araba Esaaba Sackey Torkornoo, will commence hearings tomorrow, Thursday May 15, 2025.

The five-member Committee chaired by Justice Gabriel Scott Pwamang of the Supreme Court, was set up by the President in accordance with Article 146(6) of the 1992 constitution and in consultation with the Council of State, following a determination of a prima facie case against the Chief Justice.

The committee will sit three times a week and present their recommendations to the President upon completion of their work.

It would be recalled that President John Dramani Mahama recently suspended Chief Justice following the establishment of a prima facie case in response to three separate petitions seeking her removal from office.

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38-year-old man gets life imprisonment for killing Assemblies of God pastor in 2018

After close to seven years of trial, a seven-member jury on Wednesday, May 14, returned a guilty verdict in the murder case involving the killing of the Senior Pastor of the Central Assemblies of God church at Tema in 2018.

The convict, Francis Nabegmado, a relative of the deceased, inflicted a fatal knife wound on Rev. Dr. David Nabegmado on December 30, 2018, after alleging that the senior pastor was a false preacher who engaged in idol worship and human sacrifices.

After an hour of summing up by the judge, Mary Maame Ekue Yanzuh, the jury retired briefly and returned with a unanimous guilty verdict.

Based on the unanimous verdict of the jurors who had previously studied the statements of the five witnesses called by the prosecution, and listened to the summing up process, the judge sentenced the 38-year-old to life imprisonment.

When he was offered an opportunity to comment on the verdict, the convict told the judge that he wanted to go home to meet his family.

“My Lady, I want to see my family, and I want to be taken to Yendi”.

When the judge told him she couldn’t make such an order for him to go and see his family in Yendi, the convict forcefully said, “I insist”.

Francis, who will now spend the rest of his life at the Nsawam medium security prison, had told the court throughout the trial that the decision to attack his uncle, Rev. Nebegmado, was driven by insanity, but that did not save him from receiving a life sentence.

Speaking briefly after the sentencing, Senior Pastor of the Assemblies of God church at Tema Community 4, Rev. Emmanuel Kwesi Ofori, said the church has been waiting for this closure for the past seven years and will soon issue an official statement.

Source: Myjoyonline.com