It is a nuisance law; stop pretending it is a religious war
Fellow Ghanaians, there are people in this country who will never miss an opportunity to manufacture a crisis where none exists, who have developed a refined political instinct for taking the most straightforward and the most defensible regulatory decision and converting it into a religious grievance, a cultural attack, an existential threat to faith, because the traffic in religious tension is…
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