The founder and leader of Believers House of Worship International, Apostle Abraham Lamptey, has voiced his discontent with the current electricity crisis (dumsor) in Ghana.

Addressing his congregation over the weekend, the esteemed religious leader criticized the government for what he perceives as a lack of regard for the people.

In a candid manner, he questioned why the "Akan" chiefs who criticized former President John Dramani Mahama during the power crisis, have remained silent under President Akufo-Addo's administration.

He expressed his belief that political allegiance has clouded the truth, emphasizing the seriousness of the ongoing power outages and the need for the government to address them promptly.

Apostle Lamptey lamented the lack of transparency from the authorities, particularly the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG), and called out influential figures and prophets who supported the current government without foreseeing the power challenges.

"How many of you slept without light. They don't respect anybody from the president to whoever. They respect anybody in Ghana. ECG is not telling us what is wrong, what they are doing and how they are doing it. And nobody is talking. Is it because Nana Addo is an Akan? I am asking Akans, Akan chiefs we heard you during the time of John Mahama. Have you lost your voices?," he stated.

Those prophets who prophesied about the victory of the NPP, was this part of your prophecies? What is happening to Ghana? Nobody respects anybody to say that today, the dumsor will affect residents in Mamaprobi and the next one will affect Odorkor residents.What is wrong with us? We deserve to be treated and seen as human beings, not sheep or goats.

"We are not goats or sheep. We are human beings. As human beings, we all have some level of stupidity or foolishness, but when one gets money, you will realise the level of foolishness and stupidity associated with it," he noted.

He criticized the government's campaign promises, suggesting that hunger, rather than wisdom, motivated them.

It’s not a joke anymore. Rev. Abraham Lamptey shares his DUMSOR frustrations. God will punish all those sycophants who once upon a time were criticising during JM’S time and are now quiet. Where are the so called Nyansafour? what's good for the goose is good for the gander. pic.twitter.com/Svl4oVKHn3— Aristotlektv (@aristotledada) May 8, 2024