Renowned Ghanaian actress Lydia Forson has lashed out at politicians, attributing Ghana's struggle to pass an anti-LGBTQ+ bill to their dependence on foreign aid.Forson contends that the nation's inability to assert its sovereignty hampers the government's capacity to make decisive choices on the matter.

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Speaking out on social media, Forson emphasised the urgency for politicians to redirect their focus towards building a self-sufficient country.She underscored the impact of Ghana's reliance on foreign aid, asserting that it leaves politicians susceptible to external influence.

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"This is the wake-up call to ALL your politicians to focus on building a self-sufficient country! Until you're able to stop depending so much on foreign aid and begging all the time; the West will continue to dictate how you dance. So maybe SHUT UP and get to work!" Forson said in a passionate post.

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The actress's comments come amid ongoing debates and discussions within Ghanaian political circles about the proposed anti-LGBTQ+ bill.The bill has faced significant opposition both domestically and internationally, with critics arguing that it infringes upon human rights and promotes discrimination.

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Forson's words resonate with those who advocate for a more independent and sovereign Ghana, free from external pressures.As the country grapples with socio-political challenges, her call for politicians to focus on internal development rather than relying on foreign aid has sparked a renewed conversation on the nation's path towards self-sufficiency.

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It remains to be seen how Forson's outspoken stance will influence the political landscape and whether it will prompt a shift in priorities among Ghanaian leaders.

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This is the wake up call to ALL your politicians to focus on building a self sufficient country!Until you’re able to stop depending so much on foreign aid and begging all the time; the west will continue to dictate how you dance. So maybe SHUT UP and get to work!— miss forson (@lydiaforson) March 5, 2024

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