The Local Council of Churches in Elmina in the Central Region in partnership with the National Coalition for Proper Human Sexual Right and Family Values and the Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Council have hit the principal streets of Elmina in a demonstration to sound a note of caution to the government never to come to terms in accepting the practice of homosexuality in the country.

The float which saw various hairdressers and beauticians joining the action, follows extensive deliberations on an anti-LGBTQ bill on the Ghanaian parliament to be passed into law which its introduction to the floor of parliament later this year amassed a triumphant support from all parliamentarians present.

Ghana's anti-LGBTQ law when passed will place a wide-range restrictions on LGBTQ+ rights in the country, having though been professed by economic expects to have the nation be stripe off essential benefits associated with the fraternity identified to be controlling the world's finances in present times.

Meanwhile, the Elmina Local Council of Churches has issued a firm warning to successive governments never to succumb to any lucrative offer tabled down by spearheaders of the LGBTQ fraternity no matter the extent at which the country's unstable economy may reach. Having labelled the act to a taboo both in the sight of God and man.

Apostle William Thomas Essilfie, Head Pastor for Good Shepard Bible Ministry who doubles as Vice Chairman for the Central Regional Council of Churches remarked the act to be devilish, hence won't sit back as christians to allow the abnormality get to Elmina which appears a tourist centre to both Ghanaians and foreigners to later see their children get destroyed by indulging in homosexuality.

Some pastors and residents of Elmina vehemently warned the president and parliamentarians not to hesitate in passing the anti-LGBTQ bill in other not incur their termless wrath.

Source: Sompaonline.com/Eric Annan