By Franice Tandoh
Prominent Ghanaian international evangelist, Dr. Lawrence Tetteh, has shared his perspective on the outcome of Ghana’s elections, attributing the National Democratic Congress’s (NDC) significant victory to the controversial LGBTQ+ debate.
Speaking on the GTV Breakfast Show, 16 January 2025 with Kafui Dey. Dr. Tetteh stated that moral and cultural concerns played a decisive role in influencing voters.
“Ghanaians voting massively for NDC was based on LGBTQ, ” he said.
According to him, many Ghanaians see the LGBTQ+ discourse as a threat to the country’s deeply rooted cultural and religious values. He argued that the NDC’s perceived stance on the issue swayed the electorate, particularly those who view the LGBTQ+ agenda as contrary to Ghanaian traditions.
“The average Ghanaian is very sensitive when it comes to moral and cultural values. This election was not just about infrastructure or development; it was about preserving our identity as a people,” Dr. Tetteh explained.
