Otabil’s sudden re-emergence on the Cathedral debate has drawn sharp rebukes from Ghanaians who point to his unaddressed role in the collapse of Capital Bank, where he served as non-executive board chairman. Despite evidence of governance failures at the bank, Otabil was never prosecuted. His ICGC church held a 3 per cent stake in the bank, yet the pastor faced no accountability. Otabil’s connection to the Cathedral project has been the subject of confusion. The National Cathedral is a monument not to God, but to Ghana’s culture of impunity where the powerful speak, the accountable remain silent, and the audit reports gather dust.