Who truly deserves to carry on Apostle Kwadwo Safo Kantanka’s legacy? The debate heats up! Ghanaian fashion influencer Richard Brown, widely known as Osebo the Zaraman, recently shared his perspective amid the social media buzz questioning who should rightfully inherit the late Apostle Kwadwo Safo Kantanka’s estate.
During a conversation aired on OKAY FM and later posted on Instagram on October 8, 2025, Osebo firmly stated that the late Apostle had entrusted his responsibilities specifically to his eldest daughter, Adwoa Safo, who also served as a former Member of Parliament for Dome Kwabenya. According to him, this clearly positions her as the most appropriate person to manage his properties and carry forward his vision.
Osebo emphasized Adwoa Safo’s strong will and determination, qualities he believes her father recognized and intended to empower her with, ensuring she could competently handle the responsibilities after his passing. He stressed that nothing adverse would come of the estate because the Apostle had publicly declared Adwoa his chosen successor two decades ago, demonstrating his confidence in her capabilities.
"If you take a closer look at Adwoa, you’ll see a driven individual. It’s almost certain that her late father would continue to provide her with the strength needed so that all things proceed smoothly," Osebo explained.
Addressing the swirling rumors of family discord, Osebo was quick to clarify that the family remains united. He pointed out that a recent public notice—which advised the general public to avoid any financial dealings with Kwadwo Safo Jnr—was simply meant to prevent future conflicts within the family, not to sow division.
"Our family ties remain strong. Issuing that statement doesn’t mean we harbor any hatred toward Safo Kantanka Jnr; he remains our brother," Osebo said. He added that while some family members might be frustrated with Kwadwo Safo Jnr’s behavior or decisions, personal grievances do not equate to animosity. "We did not want the public to misunderstand or ridicule him. The statement was to clarify things, nothing more," he affirmed.
But here’s where it gets controversial: Does specifying one heir really prevent conflict, or could it spark new tensions? Would a more inclusive approach within the family have avoided public disagreement? These are questions worth debating.
Watch the accompanying video for more insights from Osebo the Zaraman.
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