Ghanaians have expressed mixed reactions after it came to light that the Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta released an amount of ¢142 million for the construction of the National Cathedral in 2020.
While some believe that the move is crucial to facilitating the project, others believe the time is not ripe to spend the scarce resources of the country on such peripheral matters.
It is on the back of this that tonight's edition is focused on National Cathedral and matters arising.
JoyNews' Emefa Apawu will host the North Tongu MP, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa to dissect, the topic, "National Cathedral: Personal Pledge to National Project."
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