Gospel Singer Anita Afriyie’s Husband Cries After She Allegedly Abandoned Him And Their Children
The husband of gospel artiste Anita Afriyie, Dan Kwabena Junior has shared with GHpage TV the challenges within their marriage, including instances of abandonment and a lack of commitment from his wife.
In his words, the cracks in their marriage include abandonment and a lack of commitment from Anita. The husband claimed since she travelled to the United States of America, she has severed ties with her family, leaving her him and their children feeling neglected.
He said despite his numerous attempts to establish contact with her, Anita has shown no interest in communicating with her husband or even acknowledging their kids. Dan K, in a bid to support his wife’s aspirations for their children’s future, granted her permission to travel abroad.
However, he emphasizes that her actions seem driven by selfish motives rather than the well-being of their family. Even Anita’s own father, who facilitated her relocation, has tried to intervene and persuade her to fulfill her responsibilities, but all efforts have been in vain.
“She now lives abroad with her father but it wasn’t her father that took her there. Although it was her father who filed for her to relocate to the States if I had not granted her permission, she wouldn’t have gone. I thought about the future of the kids that’s why I allowed her to go. She doesn’t pick up calls, nothing. Times are hard, she should come for her kids!
“There was this instance where she was preaching during her Facebook live and her father interrupted and asked her to practice what she preaches. Her father bitterly stormed the live video to let the whole world know about her refusal to keep in touch with her family in Ghana. I remember during that incident, the towel wrapped around her father’s waist nearly fell,” he stated in an interview with GHPage
In this regard, Anita Afriyie’s husband who doubles as her manager, thinks his wife doesn’t have the moral right to continue preaching to people on Facebook.
“She doesn’t have the moral right to be preaching gospel messages on Facebook. She has to make her home better before advising others so I have been deleting all her preachings on Facebook,” Anita Afriyie’s husband who has access to her social media logins said.
