Foh-Amoaning to name MPs, former Ministers, journalists, judges pushing LGBT agenda in Ghana
Executive Secretary of the National Coalition for Proper Human Sexual Rights and Family Values, Moses Foh-Amoaning has hinted his outfit would soon publish the names of some top public figures who have taken monies from the European Union and other international organizations to fuel the agenda of the lesbians, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community in Ghana.
Speaking with Accra-based Okay FM Wednesday, he said some 8 journalists, 12 former Ministers and MPs, lawyers and some judges have all signed up to the agenda and are holders of LGBT Right Cards though the practices is prohibited in the country.
This follows the publication of pictures on Facebook by the European Union in Ghana to the effect that, “a couple of weeks ago the EU in Ghana participated in the opening of the new community space of the @LGBTRights in Ghana.
Equality, tolerance and respect for each other are core values of the EU. The EU supports civil society organizations promoting LGBTIQ rights”.
This he said is an appalling development which must be condemned in no uncertain terms by all well meaning Ghanaians, since no African foreign mission can go to Europe, USA or Australia to promote polygamy, which is accepted in Africa but abominable in the west.
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He warned his organization would fight the LGBT Community which is gaining roots in Ghana with the last drop of their blood.
Source: Hotsourcegh
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