Member of Parliament John Dumelo proposed that 10 churches in Ghana establish value-addition factories. The suggestion aims to boost local economic activity by leveraging religious institutions' resources. Dumelo's proposal has drawn mixed reactions from Ghanaians. Some support the idea as a way to create jobs and stimulate economic growth. Others argue that churches should focus on spiritual matters rather than business ventures. Critics claim that churches have already contributed sufficiently to society and should not expand into commercial activities. The proposal highlights ongoing discussions about the role of religious organizations in economic development. It also reflects broader concerns about how traditional institutions can adapt to modern economic challenges. The debate continues as the government considers the feasibility of such a plan.