Fear gripped the heart of many Moral Nigerians when President Buhari left for Nigeria to Visit President of the United states, Barack Obama. Speculations flooded the Social media particularly twitter, about the possibility of Obama Suggesting to Buhari for Nigeria to Legalize Gay.
However, According to Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to President Buhari, Femi Adesina, the issue was discussed during the president’s trip. And here is Buhari's Submission:
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- Talks shifted to another matter once PMB emphatically stated Nigeria's stand on same sex marriage. The issue was not pushed.
- The same sex marriage issue came up at the joint session of Senate and House Committees on Foreign Affairs, not in direct talks with Obama.
PMB at last program of the trip. Interactive event at the U.S Institute of Peace.- The issue of gay marriage came up here yesterday. PMB was point blank. Sodomy is against the law in Nigeria, and abhorrent to our culture.
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