He’s organizing all-night prayer vigils on the last Friday of every month for people to pray for infrastructure and economic development.

President George Weah’s religious advisor Emmanuel Nimely says divine intervention could save the Liberian economy, so people should heed the president’s call for them to pray for this for two hours daily

There has been a mixed public response to the president’s call for prayer.

Listeners to a Freetown talk radio show said the country was being run by evildoers so no amount of prayer could help it. 

Other insist that praying can do no harm.

Talk show host Hentry Costa say the United States, China and Japan grew their economies with hard work and wise investment not prayer. 

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