As the political landscape intensifies in the run-up to this year’s presidential elections, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, the esteemed flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party, has taken a resolute stance on a contentious issue gripping the nation.
In a meeting with the clergy in Tamale, Dr. Bawumia reaffirmed his commitment to preserving Ghana’s traditional values, particularly in the face of debates surrounding LGBTQ rights. With unwavering conviction, he declared,
On this matter of LGBTQ, I want to say again without any equivocation that we will not allow it in Ghana. It is not going to be allowed. Our Bible says no, our Quran says no, and our people say no. So no. That is the answer
Firmly grounded in Ghanaian values, Dr. Bawumia emphasized his determination to uphold traditional marriage norms and resist external pressures that challenge Ghana’s cultural fabric.
No man will be marrying a man, no woman will be marrying a woman. It is not our value. And I will stand firm no matter the consequences
Furthermore, Dr. Bawumia underscored the government’s resolve to defend the nation’s values, stating,
We will stand firm on that matter no matter the consequences. We will safeguard our country and we will safeguard our people
His pledge to protect Ghana’s sovereignty and cultural integrity resonates strongly with citizens, who view traditional values as integral to national identity.
As the presidential race heats up, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia’s unwavering commitment to upholding Ghana’s traditional values emerges as a defining theme, setting the stage for a spirited debate on the direction of the nation’s social and cultural landscape.
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