LGBT+ law will not pose any major economic and human security threats to Ghana

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• Kwame 1 year ago

  It is said that when a person bans a traditional African religion with the ruse that that religion was preventing girl child from going to school, learning a trade and and advancing herself in society that is right.
  The fac ...
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  It is said that when a person bans a traditional African religion with the ruse that that religion was preventing girl child from going to school, learning a trade and and advancing herself in society that is right.
  The fact however is that its Christians and Islamic scholars who deprive a large number of children from having formal education because to them education is a commodity to be sold and bought.
  I was born in a typical village, which I left at the age of 13 years of age and I did not come across girls of my age and my school who belonged to traditional African religions being given out in marriage, or prevented from learning a trade.
  The issue of LGBT+ however is not a human right.
  We attend school, but we are not educated in school how to commit a crime. We are thought to be good children and good adults, contribute our quota to the national economy and also the population by having children.
  When parents send their children to school they are not made non-beings, who for instance eat food with their nose, or put the same through their anus.
  Children sleep in their beds with their dolls, and not bread or abolo as the LGBE+ people want us to behave.
  This LGBT+ issue is a psychiatric one, thus it must be nipped in the before the society is infested with psychiatric issues of inappropriate human societal behaviour that we will spent money on to solve.
  When society that is reasonable sees a disease, it does its best to prevent it, than curing it.

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• Nsia 1 year ago

  Nigeria told the hypocritical Western countries to shove it where it belongs and enacted their Same Sex Act in 2014. Do they still trade with Nigeria? Yes!

  Nigeria told the hypocritical Western countries to shove it where it belongs and enacted their Same Sex Act in 2014. Do they still trade with Nigeria? Yes!

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