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 Ghana's Parliament on Wednesday,  28th February 2024 passed the Anti-LGBTQ bill into law. The bill seeks to uphold proper human sexual rights and Ghanaian family values, while prohibiting lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and related activities. Persons who are found guilty or engaged in same sex activities will face a jail term ranging from six months to three years with a more severe punishment of three to five years for promoters and activities of LGBTQ rights. The bill, which  was sponsored by a group of leaders in Ghana is expected to be signed into law by the President of the Republic of Ghana Nana Addo Danquah Akuffo Addo.

  Most Widely Read Newspaper Home News Metro Plus Investigations Videos Sports Politics Business HealthWise Editorial Columns Podcast BREAKING: Doctors amputate Mr Ibu’s leg to keep him alive 6th November 2023 By  Tope Alabi Kindly share this story: A new statement from the family of actor John Okafor, aka Mr Ibu, disclosed that one of his legs has been amputated to keep him alive. News surfaced in October that the veteran actor was ill and required financial assistance to aid in his treatment. In the statement shared on the actor’s Instagram page Monday, it was revealed the actor had undergone seven successful surgeries, including the amputation of one leg, in a bid to keep him alive. The statement read, “Good afternoon, Nigerians. We want to appreciate everyone who has come through for our dad; saying we are grateful is an understatement, and only the good Lord can thank you all enough for every help you’ve rendered. “As of 1 pm, noon today, Daddy has gone through 7 successful surger