The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has called upon President John Dramani Mahama to render a formal apology to Ghanaians and religious institutions regarding his recent remarks on the anti-gay bill.
The party has accused him of failing to fulfil this pledge despite utilising it as a campaign promise.
Member of Parliament for Assin South, John Ntim Fordjour, addressing a press conference on Tuesday, April 7, 2026, posited that the expectations of Ghanaians remain unchanged and that campaign promises must be honoured regardless of political transition.
“Ghana’s basic needs have not changed since 2024, and so the president must, therefore, be made to fulfil his promise to introduce a government-sponsored bill, which he promised the clergy to comprehensively address LGBTQ issues if made president.
“He willingly made those promises, and he must be held to account and be made to fulfil his promises.
“President Mahama must render an apology to the clergy, clerics and traditional leaders. He must apologise to the Christian Council, Bishops’ Conference, GPCC and all other religious leaders for the double standards demonstrated between the period in opposition and now in power.”
By: Rainbowradioonline.com/Ghana