WE ARE NOT ELECTING RELIGIOUS LEADERS WE ARE ELECTING PEOPLE TO MANAGE THE COUNTRY AND CITIZENS MAHAMAH RESPONDS TO PROPHET WILSON

By RGF

In response to prophet Wilson's question that an Imam asked the Muslim community to vote for a Muslim so what is President Mahama saying to the Christian body; he responded we are not electing religious leaders in the coming election, we are electing people to manage the country and it citizens. he added it was most unfortunate  because the office they are running for is not to deal with spiritual matters even though prayer is important. one does not need to be of a particular religion to be qualified.

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