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Where am I? News BRITAIN CAN'T THREATEN US WITH GAY AID - PREZ MILLS
BRITAIN CAN'T THREATEN US WITH GAY AID - PREZ MILLS E-mail

President John Evans Atta Mills has called the bluff of UK Prime Minister David Cameron over the latter’s threat to cut aid to countries with anti-gay legislation.

The president, speaking to journalists in response to Prime Minister Cameron’s threat to cut UK aid to African countries which abuse the rights of gay citizens, said Ghana will not capitulate to the United Kingdom or any country for that matter.

"No one can deny Prime Minister Cameron his right to make policies, take initiatives or make statements that reflect his societal norms and ideals but he does not have the right to direct other sovereign nations as to what they should do especially where their societal norms and ideals are different from those which exist in Prime Minister's society," he stated.

He said Ghana will not legalise homosexuality on the say-so of Mr Cameron.

"I as president of this nation will never initiate or support any attempt to legalise homosexuality in Ghana," he asserted.

President Mills maintained that Britain cannot tell Ghana what to do on her cultural and moral values.

Ghana, he said, will continue to operate within its constitution regardless of any threats from any country.

The President said Ghana will not accept aid with conditions which have the tendency to destroy the social fabric of the society.

"Let me also say that whiles we acknowledge all the financial assistance and all the aid which has been given to us by our development partners, we will not accept any aid with strings attached if that aid will not inure to our interest or the implementation or the utilisation of that aid with strings attached would rather worsen our plight as a nation or destroy the very society that we want to use the money to improve," the president talked tough.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 02 November 2011 20:44
 

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0 #5 Guest 2011-11-11 20:39
Excellent rebuke to Cameron who thinks he can blackmail Africans to adopt his moral values. He is the prime minister of Britain not the President of the Republic Ghana. Ghanains would be better off without Cameron's money with strings attached. Money is not evrything. Ghanains should be wary of the anti-democratic and godless European Union states. President Mills shoould not bow to EU laws that would strangle Ghanains spiritually. Honour should be given to the Laws o fGod not the laws of ungodly men who worship money. The EU is doomed.
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0 #4 Guest 2011-11-09 12:16
Nice one, Brother Fifi Atta Mills, you have shown creditability by not only putting your foot down, but telling these devils where to go.

Not only Brother Atta Mills is right that this disgusting anti-godly isn't welcomed in our continent, but he's consciously showed that he is not going to bark for the oppressor.

We didn't ask for the bogus so-called Western aid in the first place, David Cameron is coming out with his farted jives in getting us to approve of their repusive and inconvienable acts.

Brother Atta Mills should prosecuted any of our people in Ghana who engages in this foolishness outrightly.
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0 #3 Guest 2011-11-03 10:45
Prez Mills is a man of peace but when he speaks they are for war..he will def stick to his guns!
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0 #2 Guest 2011-11-03 09:43
I was wondering if the president was going to say anything. lets see if he sticks to his word.

The reality is, is that we are the ones who should be putting conditions on them. No Aid no resources. Esi
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+1 #1 Guest 2011-11-02 21:20
Thank you President Mills.You have made my day.
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