By Abdu Labaran Malumfashi.
Yours sincerely almost got roasted alive for writing ‘No To LGBTQ+ And Other Devilish Practices’, on Saturday the 5th of July, 2024, (eight days ago to be precise). Some people were very pissed off by the article and the writer for penning it, to the extent that they accused me of being paid to do someone else’s hatchet job.
I immediately offer an unreserved apology the following day, to ‘those people who I offended’. This was followed by another direct apology to them via SMS, but this time with the addition that my hatred for the repugnant LGBQ+ and its members remains as strong as it was.
Indeed, if there is any negative adjective to describe what I feel for the group and its members, it would be just that, because they stand for the Devil, but opposed to God, the creator of all things, seen and unseen as well as animate and inanimate.
Whether or not the LGBTQ+ is a Western Nations’ effort at stunting the growth of the population of Africa and other under developed countries of the world, as alleged, the accursed group, its members and whoever subscribes or supports them, stands condemned by all people who believe in God (Subhanahu Wa Ta’ala), regardless of the religion they belong.
According to one Afro American, who spoke on record in a Tim Tok video clip, which is currently trending online, LBGTQ+ is the new ‘birth control pill’, aimed at preventing African nations from growing in population, since there is no way that man and another man could recreate, and no way woman and another woman could recreate.
He added that the western world wanted to exterminate the African race systematically by introducing the debased group to the continent, explaining that the reason the US Vice President, Kamala Harris has embarked on her current tour of African countries is to convince them to legalise gay marriage.
Even without these allegations, most Africans are aware of, but not happy with, the Western World for trying so hard to force some aspects of its debased culture on their continent, with the unwholesome intention to pollute the local cultures, at best, or completely destroy and replace it with their own, at worse.
We could see all around us the Western World’s perversive presence on the African continent, through some of its open and not transparent organisations, supporting LBGTQ+, including in the so called ‘giant of Africa’, Nigeria.
Such groups include, but not limited to, Women’s Health and Equal Rights Initiative (WHER), Women Health Empowerment, Emancipation Initiative (WHEEI) in Zamfara state and Intersex Nigeria, Youth Health and Right Initiative, Advocacy and Empowerment (YOHRIAE) and Initiative for Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights Awareness (ISRHRA).
Others are The Initiative for Equal Rights (TIERS), International Centre for Advocacy on Rights to Health (ICARH) and Advocacy for Justice and Equality, Nigeria, Women Initiative for Sustainable Environment (WISE), Bisi Alimi Foundation and
ArewaMetoo.
All these organisations hide behind those pretexts to, among other things, advocate for and promote the socio/economic rights of Nigerians, advocate for and encourage leadership and resources development among the youths in Nigeria, help in nation building by promotion of youth empowerment and development in the society and engage in human rights advocacy and provide human rights training to law enforcement agencies and other relevant stakeholders in Nigeria.
They do all or some of these things by directly or indirectly introducing the so called ‘sex education’, where it is allowed to give small girls free condoms and taught ‘safe sex’ and ‘safe abortion’, but deny the right of the girls to get married even if they voluntarily consented to the legal union.
They are also responsible of the introduction of so many rights such as, the human rights, the child (act) rights, where a child can sue his parents if, for instance, they tell him to do something that he does not want to do, the girl chid rights, the freedom of religion, the freedom of expression, the freedom of speech, the freedom of choice, the freedom of assembly, and the pervasive culture of body tattoos, most common with musicians and the Nolywood community.
These organisations have a common goal, which, as stated earlier, is to promote the widespread use of the debased aspects of the culture of the Western World in our midst with, or in secret of, our knowledge and consent.
In Nigeria, the spread of these organisations is pervasive, with a concentration in a particular part of the country.
Meanwhile, the pulpits of, and most of the Mosques, on Friday (12-07-2024) were full of Khutbas from Imams and preachings from other Islamic scholars on the desirability or otherwise of protests. They were also used to condemn, in the strongest possible terms, the LBGTQ+ and its members, wherever they may be. Still, the pulpits were used to remind Muslims to fast on the 9th and the 10th of the month of Muharram, being the first month of the new Islamic year, 1446 (After Hijrah), which are equivalent to the 15th and the 16th of July, 2024.
Some of them were eloquent on the various pulpits of the mosques, while others were not so gifted with (art of) the garb.
The ardent hope and prayer of every believer, wherever he/she may be, are that may Allah guide us onto His path, for the second, may He eternally condemn LBGTQ+, its members and their supporters wherever they may be, and for the third, may it be possible for every Muslim of age to observe the two days of fast on the 9th and 10th of Muharram, 1446.
By the way, this write up is just a KICKER, with the academics and other studious types expected to finish the rest of the HEADLINE.
Malam Malumfashi wrote from Abuja.
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