Passage of Ghana’s anti-LGBTQ bill

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• Abdeey 1 year ago

  We Ghanaians are watching, let's cross our fingers and watch what the president will do.

  We Ghanaians are watching, let's cross our fingers and watch what the president will do.

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• THE USA HAS ENOUGH PROBLEMS WHICH SHOULD KEEP IT PREOCCUPIED 1 year ago

  Ghanaians have spoken and that is all that really matters. The political elite of the United States will do well to pay much closer attention to the mounting Social problems plaguing the US as well as its rapidly declining in ...
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  Ghanaians have spoken and that is all that really matters. The political elite of the United States will do well to pay much closer attention to the mounting Social problems plaguing the US as well as its rapidly declining influence abroad because of its compulsive desire to control and determine the fate and direction of other nations. America is a great nation but it has terrible systemic problems which ought to keep all their leaders very busy for the next few decades.
  We would also respectfully advise Mr Biden to heed the sane voices of some prophets right there in America.
  Youtube :Jonathan Cahn's Prophetic Message to Joe Biden (Presidential Inauguration 2021)

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• Nsia 1 year ago

  Hypocritical America is "spitting feathers" because our elected politicians have taken a Sovereign decision that resonates with the vast majority of the populace. If homosexuality is the new advancement of mankind, let them ...
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  Hypocritical America is "spitting feathers" because our elected politicians have taken a Sovereign decision that resonates with the vast majority of the populace. If homosexuality is the new advancement of mankind, let them keep it in the West. Sadly, one can trust our neo-colonialist, Western Poodle President Akufo Addo, as far as one can throw him, but if he tries to fob us off, with any of his double-speak piffle, we will make sure his party is obliterated in the next elections. Some of us do not suffer fools gladly.

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• Appiah Kufuor 1 year ago

  If l.may humbly ask, what are our values? And since when were laws enacted on the views of the majority?
  
  Slippery, Dangerous slope! Hmmm. If one day the majority of Ghanaians wake up.and decides that all.women.over the age ...
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  If l.may humbly ask, what are our values? And since when were laws enacted on the views of the majority?
  
  Slippery, Dangerous slope! Hmmm. If one day the majority of Ghanaians wake up.and decides that all.women.over the age of 90 are witches so they should be killed would that be okay?

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• Nsia 1 year ago

  @Appiah, our values are precisely what our elected MPs have voted to protect. In plain English.... Buggery, is not something we value very much in Ghana.and we do not see it promotion as some kind of progress. Your imaginary ...
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  @Appiah, our values are precisely what our elected MPs have voted to protect. In plain English.... Buggery, is not something we value very much in Ghana.and we do not see it promotion as some kind of progress. Your imaginary scenario will never happen. We know that dementia affects old people. Scientifically proven, so we are not daft enough to accuse nonagenarians as witches. In fact, Akufo Addo, is delaying to sign a bill that will put an end to the arbitrary accusation of geriatrics as witches. We do have some values and we do not need to be bullied by the West to accept what appeals to them.

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