Artist causes a stir with Akufo-Addo and Ofori-Atta sketch

Government focuses on building National Catherdral

Artist sends out a strong message with his sketches

Government releases funds for National Catherdral

Ghanaian artiste, Bright Ackwerh, has shaken the political status quo of the nation with a sketch that describes the current state of the nation.

The artwork which was shared on the artist’s Instagram account

Read full articlewas captioned “NATIONAL CATHEDRAL CLUB. Nothing to see here just a couple of Christian show boys making it rain, excuse the pun, in this club.”

The sketch captures shirtless Akufo-Addo and Ofori Attah spraying stacks of cash on the architect of the National Cathedral, David Adjeye.

Shockingly, David Adjeye who had the body of a female is spotted half-naked posing as a pole dancer while the building drowns in the flood as she entertains the president and Ken Ofori-Atta who shower him with lots and lots of money.

Although the art explains itself quite clearly, it follows some statements made by some Ghanaians chiding the government over the release of ¢25 million to the National Cathedral Secretariat as additional seed money for the construction.

A letter, signed by the Minister of Finance, Ken Ofori-Atta, to the Controller and Accountant’s General, directed that the money be credited to Ribade Limited, for part payment of outstanding claims.

The translation of the art as seen in the article may be explained differently according to whoever views it.

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