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The General Overseer of the Pleasant Place Church, Bishop Gideon Titi-Ofei has encouraged Ghanaians to go and vote peacefully during the December 7, elections.
Speaking on Joy FM’s morning devotion program, 'Joy Time in His Presence', he said, “as the campaigns have begun, don’t act in a way to hurt people. Don’t do anything that will lead to violence in the upcoming election”.
Bishop Titi-Ofei is the latest person to support Joy News Peace Campaign.
Like many other pastors and musicians, Bishop Titi-Ofei wants Ghanaians to remain calm and be temperate in their language in the lead-up to the elections.
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