The founder and president of the Worldwide Miracle Outreach, Rev. Lawrence Tetteh, has expressed concern about his place of birth being a ‘notorious’ neighbourhood for homosexuals now.
The man of God who was born in Accra Jamestown, a community inhabited primarily by the Gas, told GTV's morning show in an interview monitored by Peacefmonline.com that the community is now a "mess.”
According to him, indigenes now openly endorse and practice all forms of LGBTQ+ activities, despite their consequences.
“I was born in Jamestown, and it is a privilege to be born in Jamestown. But in that community, when you go there now, it's a mess. Why should we impose LBGTQ+ on our children? Why do we want to destroy our nation,” he lamented.
Rev. Lawrence Tetteh was reacting to the International Community's attempts to force the acceptance of LGBTQ+ practice in Ghana.
Following the passage of the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill (the anti-LGBTQ+ bill) on Wednesday, February 28, 2024, the international community has expressed their disapproval and warned that Ghana will face some economic challenges if the bill is assented by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo.
Referring to LGBTQ as nonsense, Rev Lawrence Tetteh states that it cannot be taken to certain parts of the world.
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