‘Dirty’ online argument over LGBTQ+ between a gay Nigerian pastor and Sam George

Sam Nartey George, a politician from Ningo Prampram, confronted a gay preacher in Nigeria who had criticized him for what he said about LGBTQ+ issues in the nation. Human rights group Rightify Ghana warned about the hazards and dangers the "Proper Human Sexual Rights and Ghanaian Family Values Bill" that is currently before parliament will pose to the lives of members of the LGBTQ+ community in a lengthy Twitter thread. The group called Sam George, the primary sponsor of the measure, a "liar" for saying that Ghanaian LGBTQ+ people want same-s3x marriage. Sam George was described to as a failed politician and a national embarrassment by the British-Nigerian gay pastor Reverend Jide Macaulay for allegedly spreading untruths about the LGBTQ community. Sam George lacks the fundamental wisdom in comprehending human sexuality, claimed the founder and pastor of House of Rainbow CIC in a tweet. He is a failing politician, a national embarrassment, a security risk, and he required animosity to further his career. His justification is illogical. LGBTQ individuals in Ghana are not want marriage; instead, they are requesting safety from violence, the ability to congregate, the pleasure of their lives, and the best possible healthcare. "Ghana's gay people love peace." In a scathing rejoinder, the congressman referred to the pastor as a failed human being and urged him to take notice of his HIV infection, which he acquired through homos3xuality. "Look at this miserable person trying to call me out. Go take care of your HIV infection, which you have as a result of being gay. You no reach, as they say in Nigeria, your native nation! You're off!" George Sam tweeted. The title of the LGBTQ+ legislation up for vote in parliament is "The Promotion of Proper S3xual Rights and Ghanaian Family Values Bill 2021." It is a Private Members' Bill supported by both political parties. Sam Nartey George (MP, Ningo Prampram), Emmanuel Bedzrah (MP, Ho West), Della Adjoa Sowah (MP, Kpando), and the other eight MPs are the bill's sponsors. The remaining sponsors are Rockson-Nelson Dafeamekpor (MP, South Dayi), Rita Naa Odoley Sowah (MP, La Dadekotopon), Helen Adjoa Ntoso (MP, Krachi West), and Alhassan Sayibu Suhuyini (MP, Tamale North). OTHER STORIES Woman curses lover following DNA test results: “You can never become pregnant in your entire life.” I switched to the Black Stars because of the response I had in Ghana, Tariq Lamptey 7 harmful behaviors you engage in immediately following meals that must cease Nogokpo Shrine responds to Agyinasare’s pastors by saying, “Your pastors come to us for more members and powers.” Despite obstacles, African infrastructure investment is rebounding.