Earlier today, a video of Hajia Bintu, a Ghanaian socialite, promoting a product called 'Kayamata' surfaced online. This product is allegedly meant to be used by ladies to attract men using juju (magic).
The video has caused quite a stir on social media, with many criticizing Hajia Bintu for promoting such a product and leading young people astray. Even Archipalago, a well-known Ghanaian comedic musician, recorded a video to express his disapproval.
Vim Lady, a notable media personality in Ghana, has also joined the conversation. She has taken the matter to the Ghana Police by alerting the Inspector General of Police (IGP). She has called on the security forces to take action to protect the values of Ghanaian society and safeguard our cyberspace.
In a post on social media, Vim Lady requested the Ministry of Communication, Information, the Food and Drugs Authority (FDA), and the Ghana Police to remove the video from circulation. She emphasized the need for the anti-cybercrime unit to act swiftly to address the issue. Her message conveyed a sense of urgency, and she urged the IGP to take prompt action.
