Ghanaian fashion personality Nana Akua Addo and her family have received a visit from the Minister for Gender, Children and Social Protection, Dr Agnes Naa Momo Lartey. The visit comes after reports of alleged domestic abuse involving the family. Dr Lartey interacted with Nana Akua and the family, assuring them of the Ministry's continued support as they navigate the situation.
During the visit, Dr Lartey emphasized the importance of providing a safe and supportive environment, particularly for the children, who should not be made to bear the burden of conflicts or violence involving adults. The Minister's visit aimed to assess the family's situation and provide necessary support to ensure their wellbeing.
Dr Agnes Naa Momo Lartey assured Nana Akua and the children that they would receive the necessary psychosocial and social welfare support to help them cope with the situation and safeguard their emotional wellbeing. The Ministry's support will be crucial in helping the family deal with the aftermath of the alleged abuse.
The Minister also disclosed that the Ministry would engage Nana Akua's husband, who was unavailable at the time of the visit, while ensuring that support is extended to all those affected. This move aims to address the situation comprehensively and ensure that all parties involved receive necessary support.
Dr Lartey reaffirmed the Ministry's commitment to working with the Police and other relevant institutions to safeguard the family's wellbeing, safety, and dignity and ensure that due process is followed. The collaboration will help ensure that the family's rights are protected and that they receive the necessary support.
The visit by Dr Lartey is part of the Ministry's efforts to provide support to victims of domestic abuse and ensure that they receive the necessary care and protection. The Ministry's role in addressing domestic abuse cases is crucial in promoting the safety and wellbeing of victims.
The situation involving Nana Akua Addo and her family highlights the need for continued support and protection for victims of domestic abuse in Ghana. The Government, through the Ministry, will continue to work to prevent domestic abuse and provide support to those affected.
Key points
- The Minister for Gender, Children and Social Protection, Dr Agnes Naa Momo Lartey, visited Nana Akua Addo and her family to assure them of the Ministry's support amid allegations of domestic abuse.
- The Ministry will provide psychosocial and social welfare support to Nana Akua and the children to help them cope with the situation.
- The Ministry will work with the Police and other institutions to ensure the family's safety, dignity, and due process.
