I have no regrets joining Assemblies of God – Mahama

Ahead of the Assemblies of God World Congress opening in Accra, the Executive Committee of the World Fellowship paid a courtesy visit to President John Dramani Mahama. The delegation, led by the Global Chairman Reverend Dominic Yeo, was hosted by General Superintendent Reverend Stephen Wengam. Wengam expressed satisfaction with the preparations for the historic event, which marks the first time the World Congress is hosted on African soil in the church's 115-year history.

Wengam commended President Mahama and the government for their support in organizing the congress. The Global Chairman congratulated Ghana for being the first African country to host the World Congress, as well as the first in sub-Saharan Africa to achieve political independence. He expressed gratitude to the President and the government for their assistance throughout the event.

Reverend Yeo praised President Mahama's visionary and transformational leadership, highlighting the country's economic stability and robust road development. He urged the President to continue representing Christ well in politics and maintaining his faith. President Mahama welcomed the delegation and assured them of the government's commitment to ensuring a peaceful, successful, and impactful event.

President Mahama shared his personal connection to the Assemblies of God, stating that he has no regrets about joining the church. He praised the current leadership for the church's growth and transformation. Reverend Yeo presented Congress souvenirs to President Mahama and led the delegation in praying for him and Ghana's prosperity.