The dictatorship of gays has now gone too far.  I fear the secular society is trying as much as they can to break Africa’s moral fibre. They are forcing some unAfrican clauses into Kenya’s draft constitution.

Those defending the gay lifestyle in Africa and recruiting the youths are doing so to justify receiving and use of donor funds in the name of defending human rights. These self proclaimed prefects of civil society are so high on donor funds to the extent that they downplay the most important economic, political, academic, social and other forms of rights that define the needs of a human being.

If they are really engrossed in defending the rights of gays, they should establish rehabilitation programs to help them reform instead of helping them multiply. Very soon, pedophiles and those who practice bestiality will also claim that they too have rights which must be protected.

Gays may dangle the money aspect but they won’t tell you about the health aspect of it. There is a danger of one contracting cancer and weakened sphincter muscles.

No one has a right to coerce me into admitting an alien culture into mine. Some well meaning Kenyans argue that we should not bother about what people do in private. It beats the logic of being my brother’s keeper. Remember that even pedophiles and rapists do some of these acts in private but it impacts the society negatively. The dictatorship of gays is what Kenyans should be wary of right now.

I have read our harmonized draft constitution between the lines and noticed that they have infiltrated it. Chapter six: articles 37 (1) 44 and chapter eleven: article 128(d) and article 240(3) which give a leeway to any one claiming that they are minorities who need representation.

Some items should not be in the constitution that will govern my children and their future. I will not vote for any constitution that has this sort of blanket trickery of terms. Apart from the disabled and marginalized ethnic groups, the constitution must vividly define who the other minority groups are so that it doesn’t leave ambiguity for some individuals classifying themselves as such.

March 5th 2010 will mark a year since comrade Oulu GPO and his colleague Oscar King’ara were murdered in cold blood. That seems not to bother the self proclaimed prefects of the civil society. They are busy engaging us in irrelevant debates about the rights of gays. They don’t give a damn about a right to life. They have never taken a serious step in pursuit of justice apart from trying to appear to be mourning when the media and the cameras were present and rolling.

The values I stand for don’t have to be defined by you or what you stand for. That is what democracy is all about. Convince me if you think what you stand for is right, don’t force me, intimidate me or label me. 

As a designer, I was taught that design is a problem solving process. God the first designer/creator designed a man for a woman and a woman for a man. The human body architecture is designed thus and all body parts should be used for the right purposes.

By Fwamba NC Fwamba,

Kenya Young Voters Alliance, Nairobi.