?"Prepare to Visit Your Children in Cemetery or Prison": Afia Schwarzenegger Speaks to Ghanaian Parents Abroad.
The story of an 18-year-old UK-based Ghanaian girl, Princess Owusu Ansah, has been circulating widely on social media. Princess is facing a prison sentence for pouring hot water on her friend and stabbing her for allegedly sleeping with her boyfriend. The attack took place in East Dulwich, Southeast London, in February, and was recorded by Princess herself and shared on Snapchat and other social media platforms.
During the court proceedings at Inner London Crown Court, Princess pleaded guilty to causing grievous bodily harm and criminal damage. The prosecutor, Claudette Hamilton, recounted how Princess recorded the assault on her friend and posted it on social media. Finally, Princess was sentenced to three years in prison for her crimes.
Reacting to the incident, Ghanaian actress, comedienne, and media personality, Afia Schwarzenegger, took to her Instagram page to address Ghanaian young girls and mothers, especially those living abroad who are too busy to train their children. Afia advised them that when one fails to train their children, they should be prepared to visit them in jail or the cemetery.
Afia emphasized the importance of raising successful, well-trained children for society, and that success is not just about money. She urged parents not to be solely focused on money and to instead prioritize their children's welfare and well-being. She emphasized that it takes time, effort, and dedication to build a child's confidence and to train them well.
Afia also addressed young girls directly, advising them not to throw away their lives and futures for men. She called Princess's actions shameful and sad, stating that no God-fearing teenager would stab her friend over a man. She reiterated the need for parents to spare the rod and invest in their children's lives to avoid such tragic outcomes.
In conclusion, the incident involving Princess Owusu Ansah highlights the importance of parental guidance, moral training, and the need for children to have a solid foundation in their formative years. It also emphasizes the need for young girls to value themselves, their futures, and to never allow a man to be the reason for making poor decisions that can ruin their lives.
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