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‘Being a super woman is a scam’ – Victoria Hamah reiterates

Former deputy Minister for Communications, Victoria Hamah, believes females who try to be super women are usually robbed of their femininity.
Victoria Hamah
Victoria Hamah

In a controversial post on Facebook, Ms Hamah suggested that trying to be a super women “turns you into a man.”

“Super woman is a scam! It robs you of your femininity and turns you into a man,” she wrote on her social media page.

This is, however, not the first time Ms Hamah has made such a statement, having made a similar comment in April 2023.

In that post last year, the former deputy Minister said: “Right now I don’t wanna be anyone’s super woman. Just wanna be a woman.”

Meanwhile, Ms Hamah’s comments divided opinion among her followers on the microblogging site, with some agreeing with her while others disagreed.

A Facebook user with the name Kolawole Mudashiru Braimah said: “Women birth men. Remember? If you are a woman you are already SUPER. Nothing else to prove. Need we say more? If you know U KNOW wai.”

Another user called Mina Koranteng stated: “Thank you. This concept has emasculated many women without them knowing. And... with little or no reward at all to those women!”

A third Facebook user by the name of George Nartey added: “Ladies, enjoy your feminine. Don't try to be what you're not.”

Ms. Hamah is currently the Executive Director of the Progressive Organisation for Women Advancement (POWA).

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