Royal Women in Cinema Ghana condemns alleged assault on Nana Akua Addo

Royal Women in Cinema Ghana (RWICG) has issued a formal statement condemning the alleged domestic violence involving actress Nana Akua Addo and her children. The organization expressed its profound concern regarding reports of the incident, emphasizing that violence in any form is unacceptable and cannot be justified regardless of the circumstances. In the statement released on October 7, 2026, and signed by the organization’s founder, Dzifa Agbetepey, RWICG called for an immediate and comprehensive investigation by the Ghana Police Service. The group urged law enforcement and other relevant authorities to act decisively to uncover the facts of the case while ensuring the safety and well-being of the affected family members. The organization also addressed the public’s role in the matter, appealing for restraint and sensitivity. RWICG specifically asked that the privacy of Nana Akua Addo and her children be respected during this difficult period. They warned against the dissemination of sensitive images or private details on social media, noting that such behavior could lead to further distress and potentially compromise the integrity of the investigation. This call to action underscores RWICG's broader mission to protect the interests and safety of women within the Ghanaian film industry. By speaking out on this case, the organization aimed to remind the public that domestic violence remains a critical social issue. They encouraged other women facing similar challenges to seek professional support and utilize existing protection services, reinforcing the message that no one should suffer in silence.