How Lydia Forson's ‘unwarranted’, abusive comments expose her weakness

"Punching your neighbour, punching tree" - that is how Barima Sidney translates "etua wo yonko ho a, etua dua mu" in one of his songs. Until you're poked in the eye, you'd conclude it hurts not - a perfect picture Lydia Forson has painted on social media with her unsavory remarks, critics have said.

The vociferous actress who has been tagged a feminist based on her constant advocacy for women, flared up when a tweep asked if she had seen a trending video which captures a lady slapping a gentleman believed to be her roommate’s boyfriend, with flipflops, for allegedly cheating.

"Hi @lydiaforson, what is your take on this lady beating a guy with slippers?" The follower, who chooses to be called Borla Bird, asked.

"This is why you should be careful of the nicknames you give yourself. See how you’re here acting like a Borla Bird and dirtying yourself by exposing your ignorance. Are you so stupid you need me to tell you it’s wrong for any HUMAN being to hit someone?" Lydia Forson replied.

Unperturbed about the savage response, Borla Bird followed up with another question as he seemed curious over why the actress had been relatively silent over the assault of the young man.

He asked: "Then why are you not talking about it? I bet you if it were vice versa, you will be on here making noise, calling for actions."

His question attracted another reply punctuated with insults.

"Because in your tiny pea brain you’re convinced that your timeline is parallel to mine- that the botos videos you watch and jerk off to show up on my TL as well. That alone exposes your ignorance. Also I don’t owe you my time, data or outrage, so GTFU BORLA BIRD," Lydia Forson jabbed.

This is why you should be careful of the nicknames you give yourself.

See how you’re here acting like a Borla Bird and dirtying yourself by exposing your ignorance.

Are you so stupid you need me to tell you it’s wrong for any HUMAN being to hit someone? https://t.co/Tyq2Q8XVRR
— Miss Forson (@lydiaforson) October 11, 2019

Because in your tiny pea brain you’re convinced that your timeline is parallel to mine- that the botos videos you watch and jerk off to show up on my TL as well.

That alone exposes your ignorance.

Also I don’t owe you my time, data or outrage, so GTFU BORLA BIRD. https://t.co/4Pl5fpulhs
— Miss Forson (@lydiaforson) October 11, 2019

Puzzled by her responses, followers asked if she could not have answered the 'harmless' question without hurling insults on fan.

But why you being aggressive & defensive
— Elorm???????? (@BoyfromCroydon) October 11, 2019

Madam aahhh so ur sense all this ebei ???????????
— Kweku?????????????? (@Kweku_Essien7) October 11, 2019

Seriously.....

Were the insults necessary?...you'll be the same person ranting about bullying on social media oneday.
— Prosper Selorm (@selorm_prosper) October 11, 2019

I think that’s the reason he tagged you so you know what’s on his TL anaa?
See Nyansa no eh, if uno get aa forget
— Nara (@Azontobliss1) October 11, 2019

You could have just answered without getting aggressive. All this really no dey hia. Madam.
— ???????? (@Amoatemaa2) October 11, 2019

Lol but man just asked a question
Where’s all this toxic energy coming from?
You’ll be here speaking against bullying but you don’t realize that’s exactly what you’re doing now.
I don’t really get how asking for your view on this whole thing warrants all these insults.
— Emmanuel Aboagye (@aboagye95) October 11, 2019

What is more intriguing is the fact that the actress, who got furious when the tweep asked why she has been quiet over the assault case, few days ago, suggested to the Christian Council to stop keeping quiet on issues pertaining to rape and sexual harassment.

Her comment was in reaction to the BBC’s sex-for-grades documentary which captured two lecturers of the University of Ghana - Prof. Ransford Gyampo of the Department of Political Science and Dr. Paul Kwame Butakor of the Department of Teacher Education of the School of Education and Leadership – allegedly harassing students.

In her tweet, she indicated that the Christian Council seems quick to react to certain issues but is silent on issues concerning the sexual abuse of women.

“Dear Christian Council and other religious bodies who like to jump on issues with long letters policing morality- have you lost your voice, laptop or do you not have data?”

“Why are you always [silent] when the issue of rape and sexual harassment come up.”