Ghana’s Finance Minister, Mohammed Amin Adam, faced probing questions from CNN’s Richard Quest regarding the controversial anti-LGBT+ Bill that Parliament recently passed.
During an event in the United States, Quest sought the minister’s personal stance on the bill, given his dual role as a Member of Parliament and a senior government official.
“The most important thing is to discuss the effects of the law when passed… having said that, it is not for me to give the determination to the Supreme Court of our country. Let me state my point clearly again, there is a case before the Supreme Court, and I am not going to prejudice the determination of the Supreme Court,” Minister Adam stated in an interview later shared by Asaase Radio.
When pressed on whether he was shirking responsibility, Minister Adam clarified, “The responsibility I am taking is, if the Supreme Court rules on this case and the president assents to it, I will subject myself to the laws of my country.”
The bill’s fate hangs in the balance as President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo awaits the Supreme Court’s ruling on its constitutionality before deciding on his endorsement.
Meanwhile, two legal challenges against the bill’s constitutionality are currently pending before the Supreme Court.
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waste your time quest is known poofter. Ie. GAY
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Why this Malicious media representer targeted the minister of finance??