Mahama slams LGBTQ+ people
The leader of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), John Mahama, has asserted and articulated his position on transgender activities in Ghana.
He voiced opposition to issues related to people who identify as LGBTQ+ and supported the proposed legislation regarding sexual liberties and Ghanaian family values.
The man, John Mahama a member of the Assemblies of God Church, stressed that his faith forbids such deeds. Mahama slams LGBTQ+
He vehemently expressed his disapproval of the practice of homosexuality.
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The president’s administration has indicated that the anti-LGBTQ+ bill currently before the legislature won’t be enacted, according to him.
I’m against the LGBTQ. Mahama slams LGBTQ+, my faith is against the Assemblies of God Church, even though I’m a member. My faith does not allow a man to marry a woman and a woman to marry a man. The government’s position on the anti-LGBTQ+ bill currently before the legislature indicates that President Akufo-Addo won’t sign it into law when it’s passed.
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This was made known by the former president during an address to Zongo chiefs in Koforidua.
The Electoral Commission’s proposal to change the voting date from December to November raised his concerns.
Mahama thinks the fresh ideas could stoke doubts about the fairness of the elections.
The Election Commission has suggested changing the voting date from December 7 to November 7. It has also indicated that it will not use indelible ink for the upcoming presidential and parliamentary elections.
Mr Mahama questioned why the EC waited until eight months before the polls to propose such significant reforms, as he said the proposed changes could lead to chaos if not executed effectively.
In order to maintain the credibility of the electoral process, he stressed the need for transparency and careful consideration.
