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Irate youth on a manhunt for suspected bisexuals
A group of irate youth in Koforidua are on a manhunt for Daniel Derrick Tannoh and Kwaku Dankwa. The youth have threatened to deal with the two men for their involvement in LGBTQ activities which is considered a criminal act in Ghana.
According to the youth, they have in their possession nude pictures and love messages belonging to the suspects which confirms their suspiscion that they are same sex lovers. It has been confirmed Kwaku Dankwa is married with three children and therefore it is believed he is bisexual. The other suspect is not known to be married.
Leads provided by informants to the youth suggest that they could be hiding in the central, greater accra or eastern regions. Some believe they could have absconded to other parts of the country for their safety.
Several scores of people are calling for their pictures to be published to shame the practice and serve as a deterrent.
17/10/2024
LGBTQ - Scores of Ghanaians plan to march to Supreme Court
Thousands of anti-LGBTQ activists plan to register their displeasure through protests in Accra on Oct. 8 to demand the final approval of a controversial anti-LGBTQ bill. The demonstrators will gather from 07:00 at Kwame Nkrumah Circle (also called Obra Spot) and march towards the Supreme Court of Accra. It is envisaged that thousands will participate in the demonstration.
The state security agencies are expected to beef security to curtail violence. It is expected that, the protest will atract diverse influential groups such as traditional, politicians, religious, drivers among others.
LGBTQ activities are considered abomination among traditional and religious groups in Ghana. A number of notable persons within the traditional and religious fraternity have detested the practices. These include chiefs, family heads, Catholic Bishops, Methodist mission and a lot more.
The new bill seeks to imprisone supporters of LBGTQ activities and persons involved in same sex relationships. The colonial constitution of the republic already criminalizes same sex relationships.
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LGBTQ Suspects on the run
Two men identified as Daniel Derrick Tannoh and Kwaku Dankwa, believed to be same sex partners are on the run. These men have taken to their heels because they know they will be on the wrong side of the law.
Shameful bizarre pictures were identified including text messages dating as far back as 2017 suggesting that their intimate affair has been in existence for close to a decade. What comes as a suprise to some residents in the region is how they managed to keep the relationship private for all this while without any shred of suspiscion.
One of the opinion leaders of the community noted that, he finds it difficult to believe the story because Kwaku Dankwa is married with three children and therefore wonders why he would engage in such abhorent practices which has the tendency to set a bad precedent for his children and the youth at large. Opanin Kojo Addai, opined that, it is because of such detasteful behaviours that is why the anti-LGBTQ must be expedited into becoming a law to serve as a deterrent.
One resident, Daavi a farmer confirmed knowing Kwaku Dankwa as a resident at Plt 10B Nyamekrom, Koforidua. She expressed shock after the expose because he presented himself as a quiet, reserved and private person in the community. Daavi expressed her resentment and proposed stricter punishments such as the death penalty to serve as a deterrent.
Several people are infuriated by the actions of Daniel and Kwaku and are calling for their pictures to be published in order to fish them out from their hideouts in all corners in the country.
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Story by: Agyen Fokouh
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