Deborah Vanessa went to my child’s school and told them it's okay to love people of the same sex – Sam Geroge

According to him, he has no issues with what people decide to do in their private lives but what worries him is attempts by LGBTQ+ persons and their advocates to inculcate their lives into Ghanaians especially children.

“And for those saying that why is Sam George interested in this? I’m not interested in what happens in the privacy of your bedroom. It is not my business.

“It is because these same people have taken what is their private perversion and are bringing it into my children's classroom,” he said in an interview on Starr FM on Thursday, December 14, 2023.

The lawmaker went on to narrate how Ghanaian musician, Deborah Vanessa, who he accused of being an LGBT advocate, allegedly went to the school of his child and told them that it is normal to be gay.

“North Lagoon Little Angles, they take somebody who calls henrself an influencer and a so-called social media celebrity, to a school to sit with children aged 8 to 11 and tell them that it is okay for them as boys to love boys.

“Deborah Vanessa…. What she is doing is grooming. She told them this. The video was there, they posted it on Instagram. Now the school after the backlash has taken the video down. Did the school seek the permission of parents for that kind of education to be given to their chidren?” he quizzed.

He added, “These are some of the things that are making me and my blood boil… these people think that our whole lives must be defined by what they do in their bedrooms”.

Watch the interview below:

Sam George - MP for Ningo Prampram elaborates on his stance against the LGBTQ+ community in Ghana...

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— Starr 103.5 FM (@Starr1035Fm) December 15, 2023

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