Demise has laid its frosty hands on the spouse of late Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie, prevalently known as Sir John, Mrs Agness Owusu-Afriyie who gave to favored memory yesterday, joining her better half under two years after his passing.
Months before her demise, MyNewsGh.com had announced how the widow had informed close partners and companions concerning Sir John’s family refusal to try and recognize and uphold her medical affliction for which she was looking for therapy. The family further declined to offer any monetary help from Sir John’s homes to help her despite the fact that they realize her better half didn’t make satisfactory arrangements for her as an enduring mate and she was exceptionally debilitated. She is presently revealed dead.
As per dependable sources, the widow, whose status as spouse and accomplice of Sir John for over 25 years was being tested by his family kicked the bucket in London yesterday, Monday, 29th August, 2022.
In an allegation she never talked about, she was dishonestly blamed for being the person who released the desire of her late spouse when sources say she had no clue and was stunned and frustrated about the break.
Mrs Agnes Owusu-Afryie likewise prevalently known as Akosua Darkoah had before sued the agents of the desire of her late spouse over endeavors to sideline her in the whole cycle after properties were purportedly shared without her insight.
Late Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie (famously known as Sir John) (1957 – 1 July 2020) was a Ghanaian legal counselor and lawmaker. He stood firm on a few political footholds filling in as General Secretary of the decision New Patriotic Party. He was filling in as the CEO of Forestry Commission of Ghana before his death.
In solely acquired reports located by MyNewsGh.com in February 2022, Charles Owusu and one Nana Boakye Akeampong of Old Tafo who were mutually selected by the late Sir John as Executors of Sir John’s will guaranteed Sir John didn’t officially wed Akosua Darkoah subsequently they didn’t perceive her.
As per proclamation of case recorded by her legal counselor, Africanus Owusu-Ansah Esq, Mrs Owusu-Afriyie “contributed hugely” towards the outcome of Sir John.
Mrs. Owusu-Afriyie was typically occupant in the United Kingdom where she was living together with late Sir John and was the person who “provoked” him to come to Ghana and get into dynamic governmental issues.
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