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Apostle Dr Curtis Amarteyfio, the General Overseer of the Glory House Chapel, has called on Ghanaians to see themselves as one people and not to allow politics to divide them.

He said this after church service at Adenta in the Greater Accra Region on Sunday.

Speaking to the Ghana News Agency, the General Overseer said the country needs a peaceful atmosphere and this is the pre-requisite for the growth of multi-party democracy.

      He called on various political parties in the country to ensure that their functionaries refrain from abusing the dignity of politicians.

      The General Overseer asked self-seeking politicians in the country to halt all unpatriotic actions aimed at destabilizing the nation and exhibit kindness and support to the needy and the poor. 

            Apostle Dr Amarteyfio called on media practitioners to desist from presenting a negative image of the country during the 2016 general elections and applauded the role of the media in fostering democracy and national development. 

     Apostle Dr Amarteyfio had earlier performed an ordination ceremony of “Apostleship” for Reverend Bernard Mensah Bonsu, 52, Founder of the New Olive Branch Ministries in Brussels, Belgium.