
Let’s find a permanent psychological help for our vulnerable and hapless ladies.
Now we all know that the Russian man's premeditated scheme to commit genocide on the Africans(particularly, Ghanaian
women) is gaining traction on the social media's landscape around the globe. The question is: how can we minimise its impacts before things fall apart?
Allegedly, this Russian Baltarzar has vowed to export the HIV to Africans before he dies .He therefore has embarked on his sexescape by luring Ghanaian women with sweet deals and offers they couldn’t refuse,in order to get them to open their legs voluntarily and instantly—literally speaking.
Not only he secretly videoed his victims in action ,but posted every move online without their permission. That has not only made the women so traumatised; but ‘walking- deads’ because many of them will most likely be on suicidal watch for a long period of time.
In other words, what they need right now is psychological treatment, instead of us bad- mouthing them constantly. Believe it or not,I guess, most of them were mentally unstable to begin with; way before they met the white guy.
Naturally and culturally speaking,for all things being equal, Ghanaian women are usually very reserved and hardly accept a man’s proposal on a first date,let alone to follow a stranger into a hotel room instantly, without a qualm. It goes to show that they all have been battling some forms of psychological imbalances,in one way or another , before the Russian guy came into the picture.
It’s therefore, very imperative for the government to give the victims a mental health screening and attention urgently, to save lives and prevent needless death, while we have time to spare .Because this issue isn’t about a whiteman who came to Ghana to have fun. It’s about Ghanaian women contemplating on suicide and crying for help in the wilderness of hope.
Stay Tuned. Be blessed, educated and informed.
From,Kwaku Adu-Gyamfi.
The author is a social commentator and a diehard citizen (not a spectator)of this great land of ours.



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