Ghanaian rap star, Michael Owusu Addo popularly referred to as Sarkodie and actress, Lydia Forson have both made a passionate plea with the Ghana Police Service to arrest a man who publicly admitted to sleeping with a teenager.
Scores of Ghanaians have also added their voice to that of Lydia Forson and Sarkodie for the man who publicly mentioned on Sompa FM that he had defiled a 14 year old teenager while he was serving as a teacher, few years back to be arrested by the Police.
The man boldly recounted how he slept with the 14-year-old girl from when she was in class six till she completed SHS at Kumasi Academy, one of the biggest Senior High Schools in Kumasi in the Ashanti Region.
Ghanaian rapper, Sarkodie (Left) and man (Right) who allegedly admitted to sleep with a 14 year old girl.
The paedophile shared this evil experience on Sompa FM while revealing that karma has come at him because a Teacher has used the same tactics on his daughter.
Many Ghanaians have called on the Police to arrest the man after the video of him confessing the barbaric act was shared by Lydia Forson on X.
Condemning the act on social media, the “Keteke” star indicated that because of her constant activism against some wrong doings of “men”, many have condemned her wrongly.
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“If I speak on this video now, you will say I hate men”.
Ghanaian actress, Lydia Forson
She expressed her pain as often people have the penchant to critique her remarks against men or rather slut shame the 14 year old victim for allowing it.
“You will ignore that this man openly bragged about sleeping with a 14 year old on air. You will instead focus on my outrage; or make it the 14 year olds fault for allowing this. Ok” she explained.
Lydia Forson is noted to be a strong advocate of women’s right and in 2022, she criticized netizens who felt feminists hate men after her good friend and fellow feminist, Bridget Otoo finally got married.
In a post on X, she explained her concept of feminism, questioning why many feel when a woman champions women’s rights, she is deemed as a man hater.
“I really want to understand how so many people came to the conclusion that women who’re vocal on issues,esp about women’s rights, hate men? If I’m talking about Kwesi beating his wife, how does that mean because I hate what Kwesi is doing I hate men?”.
