The guidance former President Kufuor provided Yvonne Nelson on her paternity controversy.

       After learning that the late clever politician was actually her biological father and not Mr. Nelson, Yvonne writes about this part of her life in her book.

The actress claimed that there were several questions in need of clarification and that Mr. Kufuor was the ideal person to provide them.

Yvonne noticed it since the late Mr. Ala Adjetey had been a close collaborator of former President Kufuor as an excellent chance to learn more about his personality as the physical characteristics she had seen in images didn't provide enough context.

       Even without Googling, I was aware of Peter Ala Adjetey's height, but that was the extent of our similarities. The former president of Ghana, John Agyekum Kufuor, identified further subtle characteristics that connected me to the politician he had known well. Peter Ala Adjetey was appointed as the second Speaker of Parliament of the Fourth Republic of Ghana with the help of President John Agyekum Kufuor. Members of parliament then elected him, and he was sworn in.

       Peter Ala Adjetey had previously presided as the NPP's national chairman from 1995 to 1998 and collaborated with Mr. Kufuor in that position, so they were well acquainted. Both individuals had served as politicians in the 1980s prior to the Fourth Republic, so I knew who I was talking to.

   After a lengthy conversation with Mr. Kufuor, Yvonne Nelson said that he was convinced beyond a reasonable question that she was Mr. Ala Adjetey's daughter. He claimed that this was demonstrated by several characteristics she exhibited, such as her intensity of conviction.

          She continued by stating that the previous president had counseled her to concentrate on advancing the accomplishments she had already accomplished rather than becoming obsessed by her past or the things she could not control.

Mr. Kufuor was delighted that she had not changed into a monster, Yvonne said.