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Proponents chants no “Trumu Trumu” in the ongoing protest against LGBTQ bill

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Proponents chant no "Trumu Trumu" in the ongoing protest against LGBTQ bill

Proponents chant no "Trumu Trumu" in the ongoing protest against LGBTQ bill

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Some proponents currently protesting against the LGBTQ bill has expressed strong disapproval to the delay of Anti-LGBTQ bill before the supreme Court.

According to them, the Ghanaians values and culture did not nurture this generation to practice homosexuality for the future generations also to follow suit.

Proponents chant no "Trumu Trumu" in the ongoing protest against LGBTQ bill
Proponents chant no “Trumu Trumu” in the ongoing protest against LGBTQ bill

They also said the President must act accordingly for the supreme Court to hear the case before them in order for him to sign the bill.

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If the President do not act as soon as possible, we will continue to hit the streets until the right is done.

“We are supporting the fight that was started by Sam Nartey George to fight against the LGBTQ bill for this country to do away with such abomination that will bring curse upon this country, they added.

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