Religion is growing at an appreciable speed in Ghana. More than 98 percent of the country�s total population now belongs to one form of religion or the other, according to the 2010 population and Housing census report.
The figure represents more than 6 percent jump from the 2000 census figures.
But as the country becomes more religious, there seem to be a growing moral decadence.
Ghanaians as spiritual as they are, have relied on spiritual leaders for directions. One may therefore ask, should President Mahama set up a ministry to deal with the rising moral problems as he sets up his government?
Meanwhile the country�s political leaders have been called upon to seek the guidance of prophets and men of God in prosecuting their vision once they�ve won elections.
Some religious leaders predicts that Ghana could be a very prosperous nation if apply the principles of God in our governance.
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