I Choose Polygamy Over Gay – Papa Jay Says

Ashanti Regional NDC communication team member, Jerry James Sukah popularly known as Papa Jay has aired out angrily with warnings to Ghanaians to be very careful about the LGBTQI + activities because is alien to the customs and traditions of Africans especially in Ghana here. He also said it is impossible for a foreigner to instigate any rule for our land.

He further added that, Ghanaians should be very vigilant and raise to the street of the country to stand against that abomination act. He also urges Ghanaian youth to gather boldness and stand against the LGBTQI in the country.

According to Papa Jay, even though some of the political leaders, christian counsels, traditional Leaders, chief Imams and CSOs has vowed against it but the big problem is that within a twinkle of an eye it will be dead case and yet still that abomination act will be ongoing.

The Christian council and other state institutions should not hesitate in fighting vehemently against the legalisation of this insane act and stop cuddling it.

He therefore pleads to Ghanaians not to fall under the umbrella of the other continent to forcefully legalize the LGBTQI”.

Papa Jay added that, he will prefer practicing polygamy rather than the homosexuality.

As compared to other developed countries they have approved polygamy lawfully in their constitution but as for Ghanaians our population is raising rapidly where the women does not even get their own spouse and for that matter we can choose to legalize polygamy instead of legalizing gay and lesbianism which does not go with our customs.

Some gorgeous women are seriously craving for husbands but do not get because of the perpetual multiplication in the numerical digits of males in the world as compared to females.

Some countries are at the mercy and sympathy of these ladies formulating policies to strengthen polygamy and curb prostitution rather than legalizing the same sex-marriage, he angrily roars in an interview on Kumasi-based Sweet FM monitored by  MyGhanaMedia.com.

Source: MyGhanaMedia.com