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Fuse ODG calls for the legalization of prostitution in Ghana

November 27, 2019 4:17 PM

Singer Fuse ODG has opined that prostitution in Ghana should be decriminalized.

Fuse ODG

The “Million Pound Girl” singer during a conversation on Joy FM’s mid-morning show with Mamavi said that the women who engaged in the act must be allowed to do so because it is their own body.

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According to Fuse ODG, who is out with a new song titled ‘Osu’ which features Toy Boi, he believes that legalizing the act will be a good way to protect the women who sell themselves to the pleasure of men.

“Yes. I would say yes. Legalize it. Legalize the work that these women are doing to protect them. I feel like they deserve protection. It is their body … You are saying sex is not wrong. I feel like Ghanaians are so scared to talk about sex” pulse.com.gh heard him say on the show.

Fuse ODG, therefore, called on lawmakers to consider revisiting the subject of legalizing prostitution. He explained that after reading extensively about thetopic, he believes it is not wrong and must be decriminalized.

Do you agree with Fuse ODG?