Ghana's National Cathedral trustee dismisses suspension salary concerns, stating the project will be a cultural, religious, and revenue-generating venue.

Dr. Joyce Aryee, a trustee of Ghana's National Cathedral, has rejected concerns about staff salaries during the project's suspension, calling them "ridiculous." Dr. Paul Opoku-Mensah, the project's executive director, clarified that the cathedral aims to be a significant cultural and religious space, not just a church. It seeks to generate revenue and foster discussions on historical and contemporary issues related to Africa's contributions to theology.