The Member of Parliament for Ningo-Prampram, Sam George, has expressed his opinion on the controversial LGBT bill.
According to him, passing the bill would be the best thing for the country.
During an interview on Starr Chat, the lawmaker clarified that he does not concern himself with what people do in their private lives. However, he feels that forcing such beliefs on Ghanaian children is unacceptable.
Sam George explained that if the bill becomes law, any violation of it would require a court case. The accuser would have to prove their case before a judge and meet all the legal requirements of the law.
“The same bill says if you wrongly or verbally or physically assault somebody you can go to jail for about three years. This bill is the best thing to happen to Ghana,” Mr. Nartey reiterated.
He continued: “It will protects our family values, it protects us. For those who say ‘why is Sam George so interested in this bill’ I am absolutely not interested in what you do in the privacy of your bedroom. It is not my business.”
The Ningo-Prampram MP further stated that his challenge is persons accusing him of his interest in the bill are taking what they do in private into the Ghanaian classrooms.
“How can I pay fees for my child to go to school then you go and bring the pervasion of your bedroom into the Ghanaian classrooms,” he quizzed
