State Minister Summons Chosen Becky Over Alleged Misuse of Children
The spotlight is on singer Chosen Becky as she faces a summons from the State Minister for Youth and Children Affairs, Hon. Balaam Barugahara Ateenyi. The issue at hand revolves around the singer's alleged misuse of children in a controversial publicity stunt during a private ceremony. The letter, shared with the public, demands that Chosen Becky appear at the Ministry of Gender, Labour, and Social Development office on December 23, 2025, for a formal engagement regarding the matter.
The singer is accused of using children to carry placards bearing messages that could potentially target adults, exposing the children to emotional harm, public controversy, and online exploitation. The letter emphasizes the innocence and vulnerability of children, emphasizing their right to protection, dignity, and care from parents, regardless of any disagreements between them. It explicitly prohibits the use of children as instruments in adult disputes, publicity stunts, and social media controversies.
Following the meeting, Chosen Becky will be required to:
1. Formally withdraw the alleged actions involving children.
2. Issue a public apology, acknowledging that children should not be involved in adult disagreements or controversial messaging.
3. Provide a written commitment to never involve children in her personal, marital, or social disputes, whether offline or online.
4. Immediately delete and cause the removal of all social media posts, images, or videos involving children that are linked to controversy.
This summons highlights the importance of safeguarding children from potential harm and exploitation, especially in the context of public and online exposure. It serves as a reminder that children's welfare should always be a priority, and their involvement in adult disputes or controversial activities should be avoided.
