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EL, Lydia Forson, Juliet Ibrahim, Joey B, react to Counsellor Lutterodt’s rape statement

Some top Ghanaian celebrities are baffled by Counsellor George Lutterodt’s recent statement about rape victims.

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The controversial counsellor in an interview on Adom FM on Wednesday, July 8, claimed that victims of rape always enjoy the act.

But he got a damning response from actress Ama K Abebrese.

And now, some top celebrities have joined the bashing.

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Hip-hop musician E.L tweeted: “Personally I don’t Blame Lutterodt , he cant be helped.

I blame the stations that continue to give him the platform to spew and spread his dangerous and ignorant rhetoric.”

R&B musician Chase said: “Told y’all to cancel this wackness of a mentality from tv.Even some women insulted me in the comment section, smh can’t make it up this is craaaaaazy”.

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Actress Juliet Ibrahim stated: “YES! He is fueling Rape culture and sexual violence! This is clear case of a Rapist who’s sending out a direct message to the general public that Rape is okay. In his own words! He must be arrested and used as a scapegoat.”

Singer Sister Derby tweeted: “So ironic that the one with the filthy mouth, has no mask on. He promotes rape culture (victim blaming, slut-shaming, sexual objectification...) He should not be given a media platform to push such a harmful agenda!”

Lydia Forson wrote: “Sis,

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You should direct your anger at the media houses who continue to give this man a platform to spew such dangerous narratives.

The Ghana Psychological Counsel dissociated itself from him and wrote to media houses to that effect.

They’ve ignored and use him for ratings.”

Joey B said: “thats my guy, but this is wrong.”

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