'If I Descend On You' Asamoah Gyan Warns Daughter Of Maame Water

Former Ghanaian black star captain Asamoah Gyan has reacted to allegations by a self-acclaimed daughter of Maame Water who is dragging him over the disappearance of Castro.

The young lady who was practicing sorcery with cards and a candle in a series of videos shared on her TikTok page accused the Ghanaian footballer of stabbing Castro.

The spiritualist accused Asamoah Gyan of playing an invisible role in the disappearance of the 'Seihor' singer. "Your friend, you stabbed him in the back and after stabbing him we all felt it, this was a loss for all off," she said.

She added that "It affected the whole Ghana, it's just you that it didn't affect and justice is here".

Asamoah Gyan in a new video has responded to Titoker asserting that “you want my attention, this is Ghana for you".

Warning the spiritualist, he said, “that "if I descend on you". According to Asamoah Gyan who recorded himself addressing the said daughter Maame Water, he has good news coming and people want to distract him but he will not lose focus.

"Some people want to distract us, I got some good news. Distractors keep on distracting but we will go through. You see when you are going forward definitely they will be people who try to distract you so you just keep focus and move forward," he said.

Asamoah Gyan was speaking with a Ghanaian Gospel song playing in his car. He continued, “since 2003, they have tried saaa but I dey." Hear more from him in the video below.

The Ghanaian Hip Life legend, born Theophilus Tagoe, but known as ‘Castro under Fire’, disappeared on the 6th of July, 2014 during a holiday trip to Ada with Asamoah Gyan and some friends.

At the Beach in Ada, it is reported that the musician went on a Jet Ski cruise with Janet Bandu, a female friend, and they never returned. Their bodies have not been found either after a thorough search for them around the sea in the area.