By: Precious Miracle Kargbo (Snr)
President Julius Maada Bio has expressed gratitude for the spiritual solidarity demonstrated by Archbishop Nicholas Duncan‑Williams and his delegation during his visit at State House.
Archbishop Duncan‑Williams, a renowned Ghanaian charismatic cleric, led prayers for the nation during the meeting. He is the founder and head of a major evangelical ministry with a significant presence across West Africa and internationally. Over several decades, he has built a reputation as a transnational religious leader, convening large gatherings, engaging in pastoral outreach, and offering spiritual counsel to political and civic figures in the region.
Accompanied by members of his team, Archbishop Duncan‑Williams’ visit to State House was a pastoral gesture of solidarity and intercession. President Bio expressed deep appreciation for the Archbishop’s continued prayers and pastoral support, emphasizing his belief that true leadership guided by God’s grace is essential. The President thanked the Archbishop and his delegation for their spiritual guidance, highlighting the personal importance he places on faith in leadership.
The meeting was succinct and cordial, characterized by mutual respect and fellowship between the head of state and the visiting clergy. Participants focused on prayer and pastoral interaction; no formal agreements or policy announcements followed the visit. The Archbishop, whose ministry includes evangelical work, pastoral training, and regional outreach, was accompanied by his aides and senior clergy during the State House engagement.
The encounter concluded warmly, with President Bio reaffirming his gratitude for the spiritual solidarity offered by Archbishop Duncan‑Williams and his team. The visit reflected a pastoral exchange rather than an official policy discussion, emphasizing spiritual support for national leadership and the ongoing pastoral relationship between the President and religious leaders who minister regionally.