Ghanaian Citizen Criticizes Western Influence on Moral Values and Family Systems
Bismark Kwabla Kpobi calls for national sovereignty and independence from European and US pressures
In a passionate address on Ghana’s 67th Independence Day, citizen Bismark Kwabla Kpobi expressed deep concern over what he perceives as undue influence from Western powers on Ghana’s moral values and family systems. Kpobi condemned what he termed “manipulative threats” from so-called superpowers, emphasizing that Ghana should not be swayed by disguised aid that comes with conditionalities aimed at imposing Western values.
Highlighting recent events surrounding discussions on LGBTQ++ rights and foreign aid, Kpobi raised questions about the sovereignty and dignity of the nation. He criticized the Finance Minister’s statement linking loan access to Ghana’s stance on LGBTQ++ rights, citing it as an example of undue pressure from international financial institutions.
Kpobi questioned the fairness of such conditions, particularly when juxtaposed with the obligations of organizations like the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to provide assistance to member countries facing economic distress. He argued that Ghana’s sovereignty should not be compromised in exchange for financial aid, especially when it comes with demands that contradict the country’s cultural and moral values.
The concerned citizen urged Ghanaian youth to resist such impositions and called upon religious and traditional leaders to support the Anti-LGBTQ++ Bill. He emphasized the need for Ghana to mobilize its resources locally and reduce corruption to achieve true independence and development without reliance on foreign loans.
Kpobi’s remarks underscore a growing sentiment among some Ghanaians regarding the influence of Western powers on the nation’s cultural and moral landscape. As the debate on LGBTQ++ rights continues, his call for national sovereignty and resistance to foreign pressures resonates with those who seek to preserve Ghana’s cultural identity and values.
For Kpobi, the time is now for Ghana to assert its independence both physically and mentally, rejecting external influences that threaten its moral and family systems. His impassioned plea reflects a broader conversation within Ghanaian society about the balance between global partnerships and national autonomy in shaping the country’s future.
In conclusion, Kpobi’s message serves as a rallying cry for Ghanaians to stand firm in defense of their cultural heritage and national sovereignty, advocating for policies and actions that prioritize the interests and values of the Ghanaian people above all else.
For further inquiries, contact: Bismark Kwabla Kpobi Concerned Citizen
Email: bismarkkwablakpobi@gmail.com
