Rev. Lawrence Tetteh under fire over alleged double standards on LGBTQ issues under Mahama

Reverend Lawrence Tetteh has come under scrutiny from sections of the Ghanaian public, with some radio presenters and social media users accusing him of inconsistency in his commentary on national issues.

Critics argue that the televangelist was outspoken during the previous administration led by Nana Akufo-Addo, particularly on matters such as LGBTQ rights, illegal mining (galamsey), and corruption, but has been comparatively quiet under the current leadership of President John Dramani Mahama.

Some have suggested that his earlier activism may have been politically influenced, prompting calls for greater consistency in his public stance.

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The renewed debate follows recent remarks by Reverend Tetteh, in which he urged political leaders to approach discussions on LGBTQ-related matters with caution and sensitivity.

He said;

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He also expressed personal goodwill towards President Mahama, highlighting their relationship and offering prayers for his leadership.

He added;

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His comments have since fuelled ongoing public discourse, with some Ghanaians urging him to maintain a consistent voice on national matters regardless of the political administration in power.