He disclosed this after he visited the construction site of the stalled project and donated GH¢100,000.
According to him, “As I have said before, the National Cathedral will not be just another monument that graces the Accra skyline, but will be a gathering point for the entire Christian community to come together and worship…
“That is why I am committed to working with the Board of Trustees to ensure the completion of this project for the glory of God.”
In December last year, the Minority in Parliament rejected the GH¢80 million budget allocated for the construction of the National Cathedral.
A member of the committee who is the Member of Parliament for Bole-Bamboi, Yussif Sulemana said that the Committee was not satisfied with the documentation provided.
He stated that “I can tell you with authority that at the end of the day, we have to vote and after the vote, the minority carried the day. We have voted against and said that this is not the time for us. to spend so much money to build a cathedral.”
In the Trade and Industry Committee Ranking Member section, Armah Kofi Buah said that the Ministry of Tourism could not give clear answers to the members of parliament to the questions asked by the committee.
According to the National Cathedral Secretariat document submitted at GH¢225 million, there is an unaccounted figure of GH¢114 million, he said.