NBA Insists No Part Of Samoa Agreement Requires Nigeria To Recognise LGBTQ

President of the Nigerian Bar Association, Yakubu Maikyau has also reacted to the controversy surrounding the Samoa Agreement signed by the federal government.
In a statement released earlier today, the President of the NBA explained that the agreement does not in any way, mandate Nigeria to endorse or accept LGBTQ rights, as a pre-condition to access an alleged $150 billion loan.
He mentioned that the agreement was made subject to the local laws and the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
#samoaagreement #lgbtq #nba #wike #fubara #riversstate #breakingnews #tinubu #bolaahmedtinubu #kashimshettima #abuja #TVCNews #TVC #News #NaijaNews #NaijaGist #Entertainment #NewsUpdate #BreakingNews #NewsInNigeria #TrendingGists #latestnews #todaynews #BreakingNews #TrendingVideo #CZcamsRewind #Trending #Viral #Music #EntertainmentNews #ClimateChange #BusinessNews #SportsNews #AfricaNews #NigerianYouth #NigerianSports #NigeriaEconomy #NigeriaNews
Join this channel to get access to Exclusive Trending News Content:
/ @tvcnewsnigeria
Don't forget to subscribe: bit.ly/35V0PCJ
Watch more interesting videos: bit.ly/3xOHq2f
Follow TVC News On:
Twitter: / tvcnewsng
Instagram: / tvcnewsng
Facebook: / tvcnewsng
Get more news on our website: www.tvcnews.tv/
Download the mobile app
Android: bit.ly/3wYz33U
iPhone: Go to apple store

[@oshiahanwamoses327]

It will be seriously unfortunate if it is Bola Ahmed Tinubu that will take Nigeria into the ungodly LGBT association because of useless evil money from the ungodly western countries! I hope the National Assembly will use their position to reverse this evil association and agreement.

[@GraceTruth7]

When will Nigeria begin prosecuting ALL forms of sexual immorality? rape (injustice, double standard) and ALL who enjoy pornography? NOLLYWOOD and its music industry?
BAGUDU SAYS NO $150bn IN DOCUMENT . . . spokesman Bolaji Adebiyi said, “. . . What Bagudu signed was about a $150 billion trade component.” . . .