- VP Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has been frequently attending church services, especially at the Church of Pentecost.
- Social media user @thePOE_T joked that Bawumia could be considered for a deacon role due to his active participation.
- Some netizens supported the joke, suggesting he might be made a presiding elder.
- Others criticized the VP’s visits, claiming it mixes politics with religion or expressed disapproval of commentary on the matter.
- Bawumia is a Muslim, which adds a layer of controversy and discussion to his church attendance.
Ghana’s Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, has caught the attention of social media users for his repeated attendance at churches, particularly the Church of Pentecost.
One user, @thePOE_T, humorously suggested that Bawumia has been attending church so often that he might qualify for a deacon position.
The playful remark sparked mixed reactions. While some social media users joined in the joke, proposing he could even become a presiding elder, others criticized the VP’s actions, arguing it blends politics with religion.
A few commenters expressed frustration at the commentary itself, claiming it lacked substance and reflected poorly on public discourse.
It’s important to note that Dr. Bawumia is a practicing Muslim, which has fueled much of the debate about his motivations for attending church services.
