Jesusa Drops A Bòmbshell, Reveals That Nana Akua Addo Has Been Abusing Her For A Long Time

According to a report by The BBC Ghana today being Friday, October 23, 2026, Ghanaian socialite Nana Akua Addo has reportedly found herself at the centre of a family controversy after her daughter, Jesusa, openly declared that she would not agree to live with her, despite a court-granted custody order.

Jesusa has made her position clear, insisting that she has no intention of moving in with her mother. Her declaration has attracted attention because it comes at a time when the court has reportedly issued an order concerning her custody.

In a heated exchange, Jesusa allegedly accused her mother of mistreating her from the beginning of their relationship. She questioned why she should be expected to live with someone she claims has not treated her well.

According to the statements attributed to her, Jesusa believes that her feelings and personal experiences should be taken into consideration rather than forcing her into a living arrangement she does not want.

The situation has raised questions about the circumstances surrounding the custody dispute and the relationship between the mother and daughter. While the court has reportedly granted a custody order, Jesusa’s strong opposition suggests that the matter may involve deeper personal issues that need to be addressed.

Her refusal has also drawn attention to the challenges that can arise when children disagree with custody arrangements made by the courts. Such situations can become complicated, particularly when family disagreements and allegations of mistreatment are involved.

However, the allegations made by Jesusa remain claims attributed to her, and further details would be needed to establish the full circumstances surrounding the dispute.

For now, Jesusa appears determined to stand by her decision not to live with Nana Akua Addo. The development has generated discussions about the custody order, the daughter’s concerns and the importance of considering a child’s welfare in family disputes.

It remains unclear whether further legal steps will be taken or whether the parties involved will reach an agreement that addresses the concerns raised by Jesusa.

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