1. How could the National Cathedral's failure to file tax returns potentially harm Ghana's reputation globally? Discover the implications of this development.

2. What is Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa's call to action for the National Cathedral Board of Directors? Find out what needs to be done to avoid further embarrassment to Ghana.

3. Is the National Cathedral project in Accra being funded by private donations or the state? Explore the criticisms and government response to this controversial project.

1. Will the National Cathedral in Ghana lose its tax-exempt status in the US? Read on to find out what Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has to say.

2. Will the US still file the tax returns of 2021, 2022, and 2023?

3. Non-profit organizations are required to file tax returns each fiscal year in the US. What happens when they don't? Learn about the National Cathedral Board of Directors' violation of US tax laws.

According to Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, the Ranking Member on Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee, the National Cathedral in Ghana risks losing its tax-exempt status in the United States due to the failure of its US-based board of directors to file their tax returns since 2021. 

The National Cathedral Board of Directors has violated US tax laws which require non-profit organizations to file their tax returns each fiscal year. 

This development places the Cathedral in a precarious position and could potentially harm Ghana's reputation on the global stage. Mr. Ablakwa has called on the board of directors to rectify the situation and file their tax returns immediately to avoid any further embarrassment to the nation. 

The National Cathedral, which is currently under construction in Accra, has faced criticism from some Ghanaians who question whether the state should be funding such a project, but the government has stated that the project is being funded by private donations. 

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Ghana has a rich history, with the Ashanti Kingdom being one of its most prominent pre-colonial societies. Ghana was colonized by the British in the 19th century and gained independence in 1957, becoming the first African colony to do so.

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