Emmanuel Barnes, widely recognized as Mr Logic and the Chairman of the Ghana Association of Songwriters, has weighed in on the ongoing LGBTQ discourse.

Expressing his viewpoint, he questions the LGBTQ community's pursuit of public validation for their sexual orientation.

In an interview on August 5, Mr Logic expressed his perplexity, suggesting that individuals within the LGBTQ community could have engaged in their activities privately, without the need for external validation.

Mr Logic remarked, "I hold them accountable because why do they seek validation? This is their dilemma. If a person prefers same-sex pleasure, why should someone else grant them a permission? You have the inherent right to decide what you do with your body. They shouldn't require validation from others to engage in their sexual preferences. It's not as if gay individuals even comprehend the full extent of their rights."

He further elaborated by pointing out that many heterosexual couples partake in anal intercourse within their relationships but maintain their privacy. Hence, he argued that the LGBTQ community's demand for validation is unnecessary.

"Engage in these activities discreetly. There are numerous men who engage in anal intercourse with their wives. Such practices transpire behind closed doors. Some women even find pleasure in it," he added.