In a dramatic display of cultural authority, a coalition of Ga traditional priests, led by La Kpaa Wulomo, gathered today at the site of the recently demolished McDan’s warehouse. The priests, accompanied by concerned priests within the region and local youth, marched to the site to publicly condemn the destruction of the property, which they argue was unjustified.
In the early hours of the morning, the group performed a ritual involving bottles of schnapps and eggs, invoking curses upon those responsible for the demolition. Addressing the media, La Kpaa Wulomo emphasized the significance of the incident, stating, “McDan is a son of La. He is not a politician or a minister; he is a businessman contributing to our community. It is unacceptable to use personal grievances as a pretext to destroy someone’s property.”
The priest further criticized the motives behind the demolition, highlighting that “there are other buildings in the vicinity that remain untouched.” He called for accountability and respect for community members’ rights.
This incident has sparked outrage among local residents and raised questions about the legality and ethics of the demolition. As the situation unfolds, community leaders and stakeholders are urged to engage in dialogue to address the concerns raised by the traditional priests.
