In a disheartening turn of events, troubling details have emerged surrounding a fierce family feud within the late President Jerry John Rawlings’ family over the vast estates left behind by the former Ghanaian leader.
Opportunity for Unity Lost
President Rawlings’ death in November 2020 was expected to be an opportunity for unity and reconciliation among his surviving family members. However, the bitter divisions have escalated into a fierce battle over substantial estates, including valuable properties, cars, precious artifacts, and other gifts.
Family Dynamics Unravel
Officially survived by his three daughters, Zanetor Rawlings, Yaa Asantewaa Rawlings, Amina Rawlings and one son, Kimathi Rawlings. The former president’s death has triggered infighting. Sources reveal that the dispute has reached an alarming level, with the late president’s widow, Nana Konadu Agyeman Rawlings, losing control over the situation.
Contentious Property Battle
The luxurious Adjiringanor residence of the late president is under contention between Zanetor Agyeman Rawlings and Amina Rawlings.. Mediation attempts have intensified the acrimony, leaving many of the siblings dissatisfied and agitated.
Physical Altercations Erupt
Sharing other properties, including houses, cars, farms, and lands, has led to physical altercations among the family members. Rumors of other children fathered by Rawlings, unbeknownst to the public, have also surfaced, potentially complicating the resolution process.
A Distressing Development
The family’s internal strife is a distressing development for both the family and the nation. This has the potential of overshadowing the late President Rawlings’ legacy. Ghanaians who remember him for his significant contributions to the country’s history, are now witnessing a family torn apart by disagreements.
Hope for Peaceful Resolution
As legal battles over the estates escalate, the nation remains hopeful that a peaceful resolution can be reached.
