‘I Will Block You And All The People Who Like You Your Comment’ – Lydia Forson Warns

 


Popular Ghanaian actress, Lydia Forson, has issued a stern warning to people who comment on her posts on social media.

According to her, she is not going to countenance any form of disrespect from people who comment on the posts she makes.

The award-winning actress indicated that if any individual makes any foul or disrespectful comment under a post she makes, she will not hesitate to block that individual and all the people who decide to like the said comment.

She went further to stress it is her duty to keep her social media pages free from any form of toxicity.


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