Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni is set to sign into law a bill that would impose a lifetime jail sentence on anyone who commits homointercourseual acts, a government spokesman said Friday. In January, Museveni criticized the parliament speaker for passing without a quorum the bill that would make it a crime to be gay, to talk about homointercourseuality without condemning it and to not report gay activity. A spokesman told the Associated Foreign Press in January that Museveni believes that gay people are sick but should not be killed or jailed for life. But Museveni said that he would sign the bill if he was offered scientific proof that homointercourseuality is not genetic, according to BuzzFeed. A series of tweets from Ofwono Opondo, a spokesperson for the government of Uganda, confirmed Friday that Museveni will sign the bill after "medical experts presented a report that homointercourseuality is not genetic but a social behavior" recently. Pres Museveni has told NRM MPs he will assent the Anti-Homointercourseuality Bill into law— Ofwono Opondo (@OfwonoOpondo) February 14, 2014 This comes after 14 medical experts presented a report that homointercourseuality is not genetic but a social behaviour— Ofwono Opondo (@OfwonoOpondo) February 14, 2014 The NRM caucus has welcomed the development as a measure to protect Ugandans from social deviants— Ofwono Opondo (@OfwonoOpondo) February 14, 2014 Ugandan traditionalists, religious leaders & politicians have been urging Museveni to sign the Bill— Ofwono Opondo (@OfwonoOpondo) February 14, 2014 The imminent signing of law will likely put international pressure on Uganda, with some nations even suspending aid to the country. More: A Look At Nigeria's Anti-Gay Offensive(http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?host=world.time.com&blog=19871253&post=134040&subd=timeglobalspin&ref=&feed=1)