50Participants going through registration formalitiesArrival of some guestsFormer CHRAJ boss, Mr. Emile Short arriving at the venueArrival of Samuel Atta-Mensah(L), MD of Citi FM and Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams, founder of Action Chapel InternationalGeneral overseer of Sheepfold Ministry, Rev. Titi Ofei(R) interacting with the flag bearer of the NPP, Nana Akufo-Addo . Walking behind them from the left is Sampson Kweku Boafo, former Minister of Culture and Chieftaincy AffairsArchbishop Duncan-Williams(R) gives Nana Addo a hearty welcomeCoordinators of the eventBishop James Saah(L) interacting with a senior MinisterInvited guestsInvited guestRev. Titi Ofei and Archbishop Duncan-Williams(R)The presidential candidate for the New Patriotic Party, Nana Akufo-Addo(L) and Joe Gidisu, Minister for Roads and HighwaysArchbishop Duncan-Williams interacting with a member of the diplomatic corpsArchbishop Duncan-Williams shares a joke with a member of the diplomatic corpsL-R: Rev. Richard Essandoh, Francis Dadzie, Rev. Titi Ofei and Archbishop Duncan-WilliamsBishop James Kwaku Saah sharing some ideas with Archbishop Duncan-Williams(R)Rev. Titi Ofei(L) sharing some jokes with former Minister of Culture and Chieftaincy Affairs Sampson Kweku BoafoDeputy Chief of Staff, Alex SegbefiaArchbishop Duncan-Williams and Dr. Nevers Mumba , former Vice-President of ZambiaNana Addo, NPP flag bearerSenior pastors from Action Chapel InternationalRev. Richard EssandohDeputy Chief of Staff, Alex Segbefia and a guest (L)Michelle Mckinney Hammond, the world-renowned relationship counselor and bestselling authorEkwow Spio-Garbrah, CEO of Action Chapel International in a handshake with a diplomatEkwow Spio-Garbrah acknowledges members of the high tableMrs. Elsie Nicholas Duncan-Williams Otoo, daughter of Archbishop Duncan-WilliamsTosan Woode(R) of Virgin Atlantic interacting with a guest“There cannot be prosperity in our midst without peace and there cannot be peace without justice,” Archbishop Duncan-Williams reiteratedMrs. Elsie Nicholas Duncan-Williams Otoo singing at the National Prayer BreakfastMembers of the high table at the National Prayer BreakfastBishop James Saah, senior bishop of Action ChapelJustice Emile Short, former Commissioner for the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) and currently the Chairman of Dominion University College CouncilRev. Titi Ofei, general overseer of Sheepfold Ministry, prayed against calamities during the upcoming electionsRev. Richard Essandoh was the MC for the occasionRev. Richard Essandoh in a handshake with former Zambian Vice-President, Dr. Nevers Mumba(R)Dr. Nevers Mumba who is also the President of the Victory Ministries appealed to God to give Ghanaians a saviour during the general electionsArchbishop Duncan-Williams prayed “God would shower blessings on the country and give us a divine outcome” on December 7Bishop Dag Heward-Mills, founder of Lighthouse Chapel International and Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams(R), founder of Action Faith Chapel InternationalEkwow Spio-Garbrah, CEO of Action Chapel InternationalHon. Irene Naa Torshie Addo, NPP MP for Tema West and invited guestA section of invited guests at the National Prayer BreakfastNana Akufo-Addo(2nd left) and Sampson Kweku Boafo(2nd right) join hands with others to seek God’s intervention in the forthcoming electionsArchbishop Duncan-Williams at the National Prayer Breakfast prayed on the revival and national transformation of the countryBishop Dag Heward-Mills, founder of Lighthouse Chapel International, prayed for political parties in the countryBishop James Saah, a senior bishop of Action Chapel, prayed for the EC and Civil society groups in the countryNana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo seems to be asking God for more votes in 2012 electionsTwo opposition leaders: Dr. Nevers Mumba, presidential aspirant for Movement for Multiparty Democracy (MMD),Zambia and Nana Akufo-Addo, presidential aspirant for New Patriotic Party(NPP), GhanaL-R: Dr. Nevers Mumba, Sampson Kweku Boafo and Nana Akufo-AddoL-R: Dr. Nevers Mumba, Rev. Titi Ofei and Nana Akufo-Addo
