“PRESEC now a breeding ground for homosexuality; it is filled with gays” – Serwaa Amihere

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Serwaa Amihere

Ghanaian media personality and lawyer Serwaa Amihere has alleged that the Presbyterian Boys’ Secondary School (PRESEC-Legon) has become a breeding ground for homosexuality.

According to Serwaa Amihere, PRESEC is now filled with gays.

In a viral video shared on X, Serwaa Amihere could be heard saying, “PRESEC has now become a breeding ground for homosexuality, and it’s filled with gays”.

Serwaa Amihere has since been called out by netizens to apologise for her unwarranted statement.

Some netizens reacting to the viral video stated, “There’s definitely some truth to it. She just said what everyone is afraid to”.

A netizen added, “The breeding ground for homosexuality is the phone. The things people are watching on their. The series, cartoon movies all push an LGBTQ+ agenda.

The battle should not and cannot be won in the classroom. It’s won through controlling what can be seen by kids”.

“Is this really a lawyer. Chale! We need people who will uphold the profession. Speaking with no empirical facts”, one more X user added.

Additonally one more netizen added, “We can all call for her apology and act like she’s lying, but if your child dey boys’ school, the possibility of him being introduced into this is very high”.

“A lawyer? Basing sexuality alone on how one acts .. shameful to say the list. I always say this girl is so dumb and dull. She can only be so significant because of silly Ghanaians”, One X user added.

In related news, the minority has called for the immediate dismissal of the Director-General of the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NaCCA), Professor Samuel Ofori Bekoe and the Board Chair of NaCCA.

According to the minority, NaCCA’s leadership had failed to prevent the inclusion of LGBT content, adding that the printing, distribution and recalling of the Year Two Physical Education and Health (Elective) Teacher Manual has caused financial losses for the state.

The minority asserted that the NaCCCA Director-General and Council’s leadership must be held accountable.

Speaking to the media on behalf of the Minority caucus on Thursday, January 15, Vincent Ekow Assafuah stated, “We demand the dismissal of the Director-General of NaCCA and the Chairman of the Board for failure of oversight and breach of public trust.

NaCCA is now telling us, assuming without admitting, that the document was developed by the NPP government in 2024. If you don’t believe in it, why go ahead to even print them in 2025?”

“That is causing financial loss to the state because these are manuals you have printed and distributed across the country,” he stressed.

Meanwhile, the  National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NaCCA) has withdrawn printed copies of a Senior High School (SHS) teacher manual.

NaCCA has acknowledged that certain content on ‘Gender Identity’ in the Year 2 Physical Education and Health (Elective) Teacher Manual did not align with Ghanaian culture, norms, and values.

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