The Inspector-General of Police Dr. George Akuffo Dampare has said destiny once planned by God cannot be altered by the actions of man.
He says whatever happens in one’s life, be it good or bad are naturally programmed by the creator to aid the fulfilment of one’s destiny.
Addressing a congregation at the Assemblies of God Newspring Chapel at the 31st December Watch night service, the IGP said the existence of God would be a doubt the moment one’s destiny is altered by man.
“I want to assure you that individually, be convinced in your hearts and in your minds, that nobody born of a man or a woman can alter your destiny, when that happens, then there is no God.
“What it means is that God who has destined you for something can just sit down and look and allow a human being to change that thing, just imagine that. So, whatever you go through, they are all calculated in order for your destiny to be accomplished,” he stressed.
The police chief who passed by the church during their operational duties on the night of December 31, 2022 to usher in the new year was received with a loud applause after sharing his views on man’s destiny.
Some clergymen have been ‘in arms length’ with the IGP recently after reinforcing a statement he issued to religious leaders in 2021, making him set December 27 of every year as Prophecy Communication Compliance Day.
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The day, according to the police, is to create awareness of the constitution’s stance on the communication of public prophecies to avoid messages that spell doom and create fear and panic.
The initiative was resisted by some pastors who nonetheless gave out prophecies including doom ones on 31st December.
Among those pastors were Prophets Isaac Owusu Bempah and Nigel Gaisie who said there could be a coup d’etat in Ghana and the IGP himself going to be ousted from office respectively, even though the latter said the setting of his prophecy is ‘Nation of Yɛmpɛ Nokware’ instead of Ghana.
By Felix Anim-Appau|Onuaonline.com
