In addition to his support for the Homowo Festival, Sam George also officially handed over the newly renovated Prampram Traditional Council office to the council.
The office, which had previously been in a deteriorated state, was fully refurbished under his initiative to enhance the community’s infrastructure.
During the event, Sam George was honored with an honorary citation by the National Cadres Front, Tema Region.
This recognition was awarded in appreciation of his pivotal role in advocating for the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill and his steadfast efforts to prevent the spread of LGBTQI+ practices in Ghana.
The Cadres Front praised his commitment to preserving Ghanaian cultural values and protecting the nation from what is seen as foreign influences that conflict with traditional norms.
MP for Ningo Prampram Constituency, @samgeorgegh , has presented items and cash to the Ningo Traditional Council in preparation for the Homowo Festival, under the auspices of the Dzata Foundation. pic.twitter.com/OINrDYKrtG
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