LYDIA FORSON REACTS TO TRAGIC DEATH OF 16-YEAR-OLD BOY ALLEGEDLY SODOMIZED BY COACH
In a powerful and cautionary tweet, the actress urged parents to "trust no one blindly" and to always listen to their children, sparking widespread conversation on child safety.
Ghanaian actress and activist Lydia Forson has added her voice to the national outcry following the tragic death of a 16-year-old boy who was allegedly sodomized by his coach.
The incident, which has sent shockwaves across the country, prompted Forson to share a critical message on her X (formerly Twitter) handle on Thursday, November 6, 2025, urging parents to be vigilant.
In her post, which has garnered significant engagement, the actress issued a stark warning about child safety, emphasizing that predators are often those closest to the family.
“I hate to break it to you… But the truth is, the people you trust the most with your children are often the ones you should be most cautious of,” she wrote.
Forson advised parents not to let their guard down around anyone, including “family, not friends, not teachers, not even the ones who ‘mean well.'”
Her message culminated in two crucial pieces of advice for parents: “Trust no one blindly,” and perhaps more importantly, “And when your child tells you something about any of these people, listen!! Don’t be blinded by your own fondness or trust for them.”
She concluded by highlighting the deceptive nature of predators, stating, “Because people act differently depending on who’s watching, and sometimes, who isn’t.”
While Forson did not mention the specific case, the timing and context of her tweet have led many of her followers to connect it directly to the devastating story of the teenager, whose death has ignited a fierce debate about child protection, accountability, and the abuse of trust by authority figures. Her comments have resonated deeply, sparking thousands of reactions and shares as Ghanaians grapple with the tragedy.
Source:NKONKONSA.com
