“The power is in our hands to shape our own future”- Emeritus Kantanka tells Ghanaians

“This is the time for Ghanaians to embrace, accept and use their produce to make a meaningful life without depending on politicians or government”, he stated.

Apostle Kwadwo Sarfo made this known in his sermon at the 50th anniversary of ''Kantanka Ghana Tech. Expo” which he exhibited the things he goods he has manufactured throughout the year at a gathering held at Awoshie, Apostle Safo School of Arts and Science, in Accra.

 He holds that,  until Ghanaians realize the God-given power entrusted in their hands and utilize them to their advantage, the country will continue to wallow in poverty and misery.

“God has put so much in our hands, he has given us opportunities,  life, and gifts. If we learn to use our hands and our heads and not be lazy, we can achieve anything in life”, he expressed.

"Ghana is uniquely blessed among few African countries with so many resources, I am a Ghanaian, but whatever the whites do, I can do it too, I am not only an Apostle, I was born to take Ghana from the bondage of slavery of inabilities. We should be perfectly recognized and think that 'Blackman is capable of doing something, he stressed.

Apostle Kwadwo Sarfo, the father of Ghana’s Minister for Gender, Children and Social protection Sara Adwoa Sarfo reiterated that he has been given the gift of knowledge to use our resources to implement the same things we import from the whites", he stressed.

He postulates that the bane of the vast majority of Ghanaians was as a result of their inability to realize the power in their hands and the lack of 'can-do spirit.

He recounted how he was nearly slandered due to the power he has to change and manufacture things.

He was however quick to call for support and sponsorship for the Ghanaian youth to enable them to exhibit their talents and make the country proud and strong.

 urged to admit and sponsor the youth who can use their hands to do something.