A political storm is brewing once again as outspoken lawmaker Ntim Fordjour launches a blistering attack on President John Dramani Mahama, branding his recent comments on LGBTQ issues as nothing short of “another scam.”
In a fiery reaction that is already sending shockwaves through Ghana’s political space, Fordjour did not mince words, accusing Mahama of playing politics with a highly sensitive national issue. His sharp criticism comes at a time when tensions around LGBTQ discourse remain at a boiling point across the country.
“Another scam,” he declared emphatically — a phrase now dominating headlines and igniting fierce debate among supporters and critics alike.
Fordjour’s comments suggest deep skepticism about Mahama’s intentions, with the legislator implying that the President’s stance lacks sincerity and is driven more by political convenience than conviction. According to him, Ghanaians deserve honesty and consistency, not what he describes as shifting narratives on such a critical matter.
Mahama’s remarks, which were expected to clarify his position, appear instead to have opened a fresh front of controversy. While his supporters argue that he is taking a balanced and measured approach, critics like Fordjour insist the comments raise more questions than answers.
The clash underscores the growing political tension surrounding LGBTQ discussions in Ghana — an issue that continues to divide opinion and test leadership across party lines.
As reactions pour in and the debate intensifies, one thing is certain: this latest exchange has added fuel to an already raging fire, setting the stage for even more heated political confrontations in the days ahead.
Unbelievable! Where are the Ecumenical bodies and CSOs who spat fire and brimstone in 2024 over LGBTQ issues against President Akufo-Addo?
President Mahama and NDC have relegated LGBTQ concerns to the bottom of their priority list after deceiving Pastors, Muslim Clerics,… pic.twitter.com/erpluWNatz
— John Ntim Fordjour MP (@NtimFordjour) March 31, 2026
