“Homosexuality is a psychological and psychiatric disorder; there is no question about it. It is a purple menace that is threatening the proper design of gender distinctions in society.”
——-Dr. Charles Socarides, Former NARTH President
Our selected legislators to be honest are some of the most amazing bunch of representatives in the world. They are unpredictable and sometimes very funny in their legislative duties. And over the years since the lucky break from military regime almost twelve years ago, the Nigerian citizenry have been subjected to different bills and funny law making by our lawmakers at the states and national assemblies.
One of the amazing parts of our legislators is the fact that since 1999 when the country regained its democratic freedom, the Nigerian legislators are yet to sign into law one significant bill or law that is visible and has affect the lives of the ordinary Nigerians.
Still fresh in our minds are some unimportant bills like the repatriation of Nigerian prisoners in America, the controversial Health bill, the bill to further enriched some of our past head of states, and the rumored bill on prostitution. We have been unfortunate to see a proposed bill from the presidency on single tenure or tenure elongation as many sees it, including the raging controversial oppressive bill on fuel subsidy removal; and now another bombshell the same sex bill.
Honestly, perhaps the most shocking and embarrassing of all these bill is the shameless bill on same sex marriage currently being advocated by some shameless group and brazenly deliberated and debated upon by our expensive legislators, as if there are no more important and urgent issues to be discuss and visionary bills to be legislate upon any longer in the country.
Our flamboyant lawmakers are wasting our needed resources to jaw-jaw on senseless and psychiatric induced subjects that every right thinking human being, especially Nigerians should be ashamed to be associated with. They feel no compulsion to their children and wives, including families and friends on the disgraceful aspect of publicly discussing this abomination in our society. They failed to see the glaring reality that some of them are really exposing their sexual weakness to the world and truthfully portraying their own sexual disorder, especially those who for long have been rumored to be gays and lesbians in the corridors of power. Or is it true that some of our selected representatives are homosexuals and lesbians? If not why the futile need to accommodate the debate of same sex bill in our turmoil nation and create more confusion and mistrust.
Even the animals around us have so far shown their civility in their habitation and mating. I am yet to see a male dog mates another male dog, neither do female chickens nor male hen lust after each gender. Then why should a man want to marry a man and a woman lust after another?
One would have thought that our legislators should have devoted much of their time and energy on deliberating on more important bills that would salvage us from our current security challenges, poverty, corruption, maladministration, ethno-religious conflicts, and economic recession, instead of wasting taxpayers’ money on a foreign induced bill that would never win over the majority of Nigerians irrespective of tribe, religious or political inclination. I am certain and bold to say that majority of my country men and women would continue to oppose and fight against this diabolic bill and shall resist any form of inducement or blackmail by those agitating for the passage of this psychiatric disorder bill and their western collaborators. We shall never and would never succumb to any cheap blackmail by any super power to accept what majority of us are convinced is a spite against us and our creator.
It is time we remind our legislators and those sick agitators of this dishonorable bill that the Nigeria nation has more important problems confronting it than their selfish lustful campaign. Our streets are still daily swamping with helpless innocent almajiri children roaming around in tattered clothes in search of food to eat. Our public schools are in a shamble and a disgrace to see in this 21st century. Millions of our youth are frustrated with lack of employment and are daily turning to crime. Our mothers and wives are still finding it difficult to afford the price of a gallon of Kerosene, and most of our young girls are now more into prostitution openly or hidden , due to various failed government policies, including high rate of poverty in most homes .
Truly, it will be in their own interest if our legislators quickly discard this Sodom and Gomorrah bill, fear God and use their position and common sense to bravely fight this repugnance crime against nature and do what is right for their creator and posterity.
Let every right thinking and God fearing Nigerian; please tell them to spare us from the calamity of this crazy same sex madness gradually eroding the world.
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