Goodluck Signs Same Sex Prohibition Law

President Goodluck Jonathan today signed the same Sex Marriage Prohibition Bill into law
The assent to the bill was devoid of fanfare to reduce diplomatic tension which it may likely attract. Some foreign embassies were shocked by the development leading to ‘curious’ inquiries from the Federal Government. Despite the inquiries, the Federal Government said there is no going back on it. The bill was passed into law some months back by the two chambers of the National Assembly stipulating a 14 years jail term for all offenders

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20 Comments

  1. Now my president is acting like a really man. Well done Mr. President

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  2. First bold decision taken by Mr. President

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  3. Couldn't b beta! He should have legalised polygamy 2make d msg sink deeper in d ears of d dangerous deviants who want 2force d whole world against d Laws of God.

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  4. Very good one Mr pre

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  5. May God have mercy.

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  6. God bless you GEJ our rightful man. We must follow you till 2019 nothing dey hapun Sir!!!

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  7. I am happy at this development.

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  8. Nice decision my mr p

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  9. Thank God our President did not bow to Leaders of satan. God bless u Mr Prsident.

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  10. St.Michaels13/1/14 6:57 pm

    Its of no impact on lives of d pple,we want bills dt ll take our pple 4rm d current poverty level 2 a prosperous nation.Mr President shld sponsor bills dt ll prohibit corruption in our land,not dis orchestrated document dt make no meaning in term of pple welfarism.The prohibition doesn't redefined d immoralty of Naija leadership cos dey don't even no God but only sheer hipocrisy.

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  11. Thank God oooo.well done Mr president

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  12. Long live NIGERIA!! Long live PDP!!

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  13. Third comrnent be4 de last one is a fool, because you are one of them, good one my presido

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  14. GOD bless u more sir, homosexual is an evil act. Those dat are doing it animals are even better than them in the sight of the LORD. GOD bless Nigeria one love. And I love my president GOODLUCK JONATHAN thanx sir.

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  15. Done deal,well done mr president

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  16. We give glory to GOD almighty for him to sign this kudos to you mr president

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  17. Weldone Mr President.U usually take descisions that are really wise at the right time.Anonymous 3.40pm don't ever open ur mouth to say that this is the swiftestaction he has taken since the begining of his administration bc this man has taken so many very wise descisions like mgt of Save Nigerian crisis,Unilag wahala,bokoharam state of emergency without foreign intervention,continueing negotiations with Niger delta militants till the situation was controled without opting to violence,airlifting of Nigerians in war turn countries,rehabilitation of third mainland bridge undermining that the governor is his political enermy,upgrading of Enugu airport to intl airport and speedy completion of Asaba intl airport,mgt of various striking bodies,mgt Phcn crisis and so many more if we forget easily....pls recall...GEJ I love u with all I ve u are d best 4 Niger

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  18. Well done mr presido u do well God bless u,pdp 4 life

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