First of all, prayers do not work and there is no evidence it does—but if some people with a lot of time on their hands want to engage in that, it is their prerogative to use their time in such a meaningless manner.
However, why should the Ghana Football Association (GFA) be spending 10,000 GHS on prayers for the Black Stars? Don’t the players and those in charge have mouths to pray to GOD themselves—-that is even if they believe prayers work?
Reports say monies are given to persons who invoke spiritual deities for the Black Stars, the Ghana Football Association (GFA) President has revealed.
Kwesi Nyantakyi has mentioned that those who work in the name of God usually charge monies though that is not costed on the team but on individuals. According to him, he spends as much as Ghc10,000 from his personal purse on spiritualists who pray for the team—this he disclosed on TV3’s Hot Issues on Saturday, May 31.
If indeed any money is being given out for special players for the Black Stars—then why don’t we win the important matches? Is that not the evidence we need to show that prayers do not work, rather, hardwork and dedication are the keys to success…
This post was published on June 1, 2014 2:47 PM
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