Efia Odo reacts to alleged Russian man who lured Ghanaian women into filmed encounters

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Ghanaian actress and TV personality, Andrea Owusu popularly known as Efia Odo has reacted to alleged Russian creator who deceived Ghanaian women into filmed encounters.
She said the foreigner visiting different countries and taking advantage of women points to a bigger issue than what people imagine.
In a post on social media X, Efia Odo stated that being white is seen as a shortcut to travel, money, or a better life, and it has created a power imbalance that can be taken advantage of.
“On a more serious note this Russian man visiting different African countries and taking advantage of women points to a bigger issue. Our history and unequal systems have shaped how people define success and who they think has better opportunities. Being white is seen as a shortcut to travel, money, or a better life, and it has created a power imbalance that can be taken advantage of. It’s easier to blame the women than to actually acknowledge the system that’s creating this way of thinking.” She posted.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Gender, Children, and Social Protection (MoGCSP) in a statement said “The Ministry continues to work with the Ghana Police Service, relevant security institutions, and international partners to explore all lawful options available, including cross-border cooperation and mutual legal assistance,”

 

“support services, including psychosocial care and legal assistance, are being coordinated through confidential channels to ensure privacy and well-being”.

“We also operate toll-free helplines for complaints and enquiries as well as reports of abuse and violence. These can be accessed on 0800-800-800, 0800-900-900 and 0800-111-222. We also wish to remind the public to exercise caution in their interactions both online and offline.”

Source: Elvisanokye.com

 

 

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