Presbyterian prelate lauds Jonathan on homo-sexual law

The Prelate and Moderator of the General Assembly of The Presbyterian Church of Nigeria, Most Rev.  Emele Uka, has commended President Goodluck Jonathan for signing into law the bill against homosexuality and same-sex marriage, describing same as a bold step aimed at reforming the society along godly ethics.

In a statement in Calabar, Cross River State, the Prelate described as unacceptable, the increasing global incidence of ungodly sexual relationships such as gay and lesbian practices and the legal adoption of same-sex marriages.

 He lamented that in the United States of America alone, about 58 percent of Americans were practising same-sex marriage with bishops and archbishops proudly being gay and ordaining ‘strange’ wedlocks. Some influential countries around the world, he said, are already practising it, including United Kingdom, Canada, France, among others.