The Concerned Citizens Association of Tamale is asking the
Gender, Children and Social Protection Minister, Nana Oye Lithur to launch full
scale investigations into the Tamale sex scandal. The Association’s President,
Basharu Alhassan Dabal-li is unhappy about Nana Oye Lithur’s silence on the
issue which involves about 50 young ladies in a sex scandal. Basharu Alhassan
Dabal-li is also asking the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection
to find a way of blocking further circulation of the pornographic photos and
videos. “We are calling on the Gender, Children and Social Protection at least
to institute an investigation into this particular act and if they can block
further pictures from been posted into the social media it will be good for us
as a people.”Basharu Alhassan Dabal-li explained, “A lot of people will be
affected especially women who are married now: some are married women and some
are yet to marry but when they did this they were not married, this is the
social angle we are coming from.” In a related development, Muslim Cleric in
Tamale, Sheik Aswad Bawa is calling on all Muslims having the nude photos and
videos on their phones to delete them. But the Northern Regional Youth Imam,
Sheikh Awal Napari disagreed. Though he condemned those keeping it for evil
intentions, Sheikh Awal Napari said Muslim preachers can keep it as evidence. He
narrated how he tendered in some of the pornographic photos and videos as
evidence at the Tamale chief’s palace to save a married woman who was accused
of being one the ladies involved in the sex scandal. Similarly, a worried
parent of one of the ladies involved in the Tamale sex scandal (name withheld)
has passionately appealed to circulators of the pornographic photos and videos
to cease fire. He apologized for the involvement of his daughter in that
shameful act but maintained that efforts must be made to block further
circulation of the pornographic photos and videos. In an exclusive interview
with Newsmen on grounds of anonymity, the traumatized father
argued that persistent circulation of the pornographic photos and videos might
lure majority of the youth to replicate the immoral act. He bemoaned, “As
Muslims and Christians we don’t need to encourage it because it is an
indictment on our women and even the men as well, so I am appealing to the
general public to let us put an end to it wherever it has ended, so that the
youth can concentrate on their studies and marriage.” He emphasized, “What is
happening is a disgrace to our nation and so we don’t need to encourage it for
those who haven’t seen it to copy: as it is happening junior children and young
men who don’t know the rationale behind it will copy it blindly and it will
affect our society in future.”
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