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Gayism will bounce back, if Ghanaians continue discussing it-Omari Wadie warns

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An aspirant for the position of first  National Vice chairmanship slot of the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP), Omari Wadie has cautioned Ghanaians to be wary of  their actions on the continuous discussion of the issues on gayism in the country.
According to the vice chairman aspirant, the more Ghanaians keep discussing the issues of gayism it will bolster the quest of gay right activists to push for their rights to be upheld in the country.
Mr. Omari Waddie gave this caution on the ‘Epa Hoa Daben ‘show hosted by Kwame Afrifa Mensah on Accra-based Happy FM.
‘The more Ghanaians continue to discuss issues of gayism it will rekindle the quest of gay right activists to continue to push the agenda for their sexual preference to be accepted in the Ghanaians cultural settings’ he added.
‘In Ghana we take things for granted by promoting and projecting gayism which will play up in our face a time to come he said.
He said the fact we spend time discussing these issues when they come up means we are making room for it.
He noted gay right activists are watching and listening to the debate and they will start setting the agenda to favour their actions.
He said  ‘if we don’t take measures to fight against these emerging trends in the society it will catch up with us in the future.
The best action Christians and the Moslem take is to stop discussing these issues on our the various platforms in the country he posited.

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