Ghana is a democratically peaceful country

Ghana is a democratically peaceful country; to learn more, visit elsewhere and express gratitude to God-Sheikh Aremeyaw Shaibu.

Despite the difficulties, the nation is still doing well, according to Sheikh Aremeyaw Shaibu, the National Chief Imam’s spokesman.

He claims that although life has been excellent here, other nations are doing worse.

Speaking about how far Allah has taken the Muslim today, he made the point that Allah must be thanked in everything.

He pointed out that the country’s current peace and security are often minimized, implying that a visit to terrorist-infested Nigeria, Togo, or Burkina Faso would make Ghanaians feel grateful to God.

“I’ve had a fantastic life. Ghana has done well. So Sheikh, is Ghana calm, I’m often asked. Ghana, in my opinion, has chosen peace. Go there if you want to learn. If you want to learn more about the security in our nation, go to Togo, Burkina Faso, or Nigeria. I haven’t yet visited Ghana, where we wait in lines to purchase petrol. I don’t engage in politics. I don’t work in politics. When it comes to where I’m going to strike, I’m going to strike,” he said on Accra’s Starr FM.

He expressed his eternal gratitude to Allah for the blessings He had bestowed upon Ghana, saying that although these countries are Ghana’s neighbors, the situation was not the same in Nigeria, Togo, Burkina Faso, and the Ivory Coast.

“I praise God. I am the kind of person who will always say, “All praise and gratitude be to God,” but after seeing other nations, I can state that Nigeria has had oil for a very long time. We discovered this lately, so if there was an oil boom, it would provide some joy and solace. However, if you travel to Nigeria, you will see that there are lines or that gasoline is stored in bottles on tables. I’ve been to Liberia to see elections, and I’ve seen how people live there,” he said.

“Let’s be thanks to God despite all the hardships,” he said, “and that is where I’m coming from to say we are thankful to God.”