We won't condone LGBTQI activities - National House of Chiefs
The Chiefs said the activities of LGBTQI have no place in Ghanaian culture , hence it must be resisted
Jonas Danquah 
The National House of Chiefs has described the activities of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and Intersex (LGBTQI) as uncultured and non-Ghanaian.
“It is pertinent to note that, as traditional leaders and for that matter custodians of our lands, we will never support, accept or condone such practices”, the House of Chiefs said in a press release.
Nananom said nowhere in history does the Ghanaian culture subscribe to LGBTQI which is “taboo, inhuman and alien to society”.
The chiefs added that although they will never entertain LGBTQI in the communities, they will continue to have respect for the human rights and opinions of such individuals.
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It also noted that the House will resist strongly, any attempts to impose any culture that seems to undermine the tradition of the Ghanaian.
It thus urged the government not to succumb to any external pressure in the name of bilateral relationship to approve such practices.
In the meantime, the National House of Chiefs has pleaded with the public to be lawful and desist from unleashing attacks on persons who identify or are believed to be members of the homosexual movement.
