Veteran Ghanaian musician and dancer Slim Buster has courted heavy controversy after openly wishing for model, actress, film producer and fashion icon Nana Akua Addo and her husband, Harold Norman, to be locked behind bars amid an ongoing public scandal surrounding their domestic life.
During an appearance on Adom FM’s entertainment show ‘Showtym’ on Saturday, October 10, the highlife artist did not mince words. He launched a scathing attack on the couple’s intellectual capacity and fitness to raise children, reacting sharply to the turbulence gripping their household.
Slim Buster’s fiery remarks arrive right in the thick of a national uproar triggered by leaked videos that allegedly depict domestic violence within the family home. The disturbing footage has sent shockwaves across social media, prompting swift reactions from both everyday citizens and industry players deeply worried about the safety and psychological well-being of the couple’s children.
Stepping into the fray, Slim Buster offered a deeply critical and uncompromising personal take. Unapologetically voicing his displeasure, the musician stated,
“I wish Nana Akua and her husband were arrested and jailed because they are both unintelligent, and they don’t deserve to be couples parenting kids.”
His critique targeted not just the alleged marital strife, but their foundational competence as caregivers navigating a public storm. While his extreme viewpoint highlights the intense anger felt by some observers, it also underscores how rapidly private marital conflicts can escalate into public moral trials.
Beyond the noise of social media commentary and celebrity opinions, the situation has drawn formal intervention from state agencies. Reports indicate that the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection—led by Minister Agnes Naa Momo Lartey—stepped in by visiting the family to provide support following the disturbing domestic abuse allegations.
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Furthermore, social welfare officers have been deployed to actively monitor the children, ensuring they are shielded from the fallout of domestic conflict and safeguarding their emotional growth.
Legal experts and public advocates continue to emphasize that while public figures are free to air their personal opinions, matters of criminal liability and domestic disputes must ultimately be decided by due process and thorough institutional investigation.
For now, the primary priority remains clear: ensuring the absolute safety, stability, and psychological health of Nana Akua and her children as authorities unravel the facts.