NPP is opposed to LGBTQ+ — Stephen Ntim

NPP is opposed to LGBTQ+ — Stephen Ntim

The National Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Ste­phen Ayesu Ntim, has expressed the party’s staunch opposition to the activities of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ), in the country.

Addressing the party’s thanksgiving service to commemorate the one year in office of its National Executives, Mr Ntim em­phasised the NPP’s commitment to promoting Ghana’s long-standing values and traditions.

“We in the NPP are opposed to any system­atic attempt to normalise LGBTQ+ and related conduct acts in Ghana because it is not part of the legacy. As a center-right party, the NPP stands firmly against any erosion of the values that have shaped Ghanaian society for genera­tions.

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“Our society has its core values and prin­ciples that make us who we are, and we must embrace them with pride. Let us be vigilant against any forces that seek to undermine our heritage,” he said.

Mr Ntim further underlined that while the NPP was dedicated to addressing pressing issues affecting Ghanaians across the nation, the LGBTQ+ agenda was not among their priori­ties.

Instead, he urged Ghanaians, particularly the youth, to take pride in their cultural identity and remain vigilant against forces that seek to undermine their heritage.

While calling for unity in upholding Ghana’s cherished cultural values, the NPP National Chairman called on the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) to respect the NPP’s stance on LGBTQ+ issues.

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Mr Ntim cautioned against what he referred to as a “cynical campaign” by the NDC to im­pose the LGBTQ+ agenda on the NPP, urging the opposition to engage constructively on mat­ters that genuinely impact the nation’s progress and welfare.

The thanksgiving service, attended by diverse audience comprising of the clergy, traditional leaders, and moral leaders served as a significant occasion for the NPP’s National Executives to come together and reflect on their first year in office. Also in attendance were party members and loyal supporters.

Mr Ntim rallied the party’s base to support the NPP’s position on the matter and set the party’s course in preserving the country’s cultur­al heritage and societal values.

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