North Tongu Member of Parliament, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has disclosed that the US registration of the National Cathedral project is not limited to Washington DC as he reported earlier this week.

With documentary evidence backing his latest publication of National Cathedral scandals from his special visit to the US, the lawmaker has revealed that the project has also been registered in the states of Illinois and Oaklahoma.

This was contained in social media posts published on May 6, 2023; dubbed "Episode 3 of the “National Cathedral Scandals — American Edition."

In his introduction, Ablakwa wrote: "Episode 3 reveals deeply distressing findings from the two US states of Oklahoma and Illinois."

Ablakwa noted that previous documentations made available by the Cathedral secretariat and publicly available information on its website showed that it operated only one external office in Washington, D.C.

The MP in the first part of his publications (May 2) said the said, with address: 1090 Vermont Avenue NW, Washington, D.C. 20005, "has now turned out to be fictitious."

He continued: "I can today reveal that there has been a bustling hive of activity beyond Washington, D.C. and Missouri. I have secured true certified copies of registration and other documentation of the National Cathedral of Ghana and Bible Museum Foundation, Inc. in Oklahoma and Illinois. (These documents are duly attached and made public for the first time.)"

Ablakwa in 10 points made critical observations as contained on the said registration documentation and stressed the issues of corporate governance breaches and what he referred to as illegalities involved in the transactions.

He also asked critical questions of how three persons had been listed in both documentation as trustees, raising questions of their accountability to the state and also decrying how Ghana's strong diplomatic presence in the US has been sidelined.