I Won’t Criminalize Gay Nigerians – Donald Duke
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I Won’t Criminalize Gay Nigerians – Donald Duke
Donald Duke in a recent interview with Falz and Laila on the viral show ‘On the Couch’ revealed the plan he has for gay Nigerians.
The Presidential aspirant said:
“I don’t understand the emotional feelings a gay person would have toward someone of their sexuality. I don’t understand it. But I would not criminalise them. I would ensure that they have the protection of the law. But if they want to exhibit their sexuality, then that’s an affront on the current norms of society.”
“Can you have a gay person in your cabinet?” Laila asked. “His sexuality is private to him,” the former governor answered. I don’t want to know if he’s gay. It’s not my business. My business is if he can perform the assignment that he’s been assigned.”
Donald Duke also laid bare his views on how he intends to lead the country saying, ‘I think we are an under-performing and under-achieving nation and the basis of our problem is poor leadership’.
On the issue of the highly contentious special anti robbery squad (SARS) and if he would scrap the agency, he said categorically, “Of course I would. Because I do not subscribe to the force where people carry arms and they’re not in uniform.”
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