The family dispute involving former Black Stars defender Edwin Gyimah is taking a calmer turn as his sister, Felicia, is now calling for peace.

The family dispute involving former Black Stars defender Edwin Gyimah is taking a calmer turn as his sister, Felicia, is now calling for peace.


After tensions rose over the Obuasi house issue, Felicia reached out to Auntie Naa on her show Oyerepa Afutuo to help settle things amicably.
According to Auntie Naa, Felicia admitted she didn’t handle things well earlier and has since apologized.
She, together with the rest of the family, is now pleading for dialogue instead of conflict—especially with fears that they could be left homeless.
Auntie Naa has made it clear that her goal is peace and fairness, particularly when it comes to the ownership of the eight-bedroom house.
She has also invited Edwin Gyimah back onto the show for a face-to-face meeting with his sister and other family members, hoping they can resolve the issue once and for all.