Controversial and private legal practitioner, Lawyer Maurice Ampaw, slammed Member of Parliament for North Tongu, Okudzeto Ablakwa, over the MPs expose of the 'darks' surrounding the project and its execution.

Speaking on his "Mmra Ne Abrabo Mu Nsem show on Wontumi Media, the outspoken radio show host slammed Ablakwa for being a "Satan" against the fruition of "God's vision and agenda," i.e., the National Cathedral project.

"You have been surviving with taxpayer money since. Show me what you have achieved in life before you became an MP. All of you have made it with reliance on taxpayers money.

"You have turned yourself into Satan," he noted.

His remarks follow Ablakwa's publications of the 'outrageous and unapproved' funds pumped into the project, which is barely seen as a proper star aside from a foundation.

Ablakwa, along with other critics, has raised concerns about the use of public funds for the construction of the National Cathedral, especially in a country with pressing socio-economic needs. He has questioned the priority of the project and called for transparency and accountability in its financing and implementation.

However, the private legal practitioner believes that the MP's vocability regarding the project has placed a curse on him, which his constituents are suffering from.

On his part, the damming impact of the Akosombo Dam Spillage on some parts of Ketu is a result of Ablakwa's bad luck.

For their own good, Mr Ampaw has therefore warned the constituents to vote Ablakwa out of power or risk what he describes as "disaster upon disaster."

"Do you even qualify to lead people? and to the people Ablakwa is leading , you better get rid of him; he is the cause of your woes. There is a curse on your life .That is what happens when you attack a national cathedral.Those Ketu disturbances and  the flood. it's a curse. A curse is following him.

Get rid of him before things get worse .Otherwise, it will be disaster upon disaster. Because this guy is attacking the vision of God," he fumed.

He went on to warn the North Tongu MP to stay away from conversations regarding the National Cathedral.

"Let me catch you talking about the national cathedral again and you will see what I will do to you," he warned.