Warning: Gyan warns against commercialisation of Castro's disappearance

The Management and Foundation of Asamoah Gyan has expressed their unhappiness over the

way some people have used the Black Stars captain's and his missing friend (Castro) names as a means for monetary gains.

Some individuals have taken social media (facebook), to campaign for funds in the name of Asamoah Gyan to corn people to contribute to family of the missing hip life artist.

Chief Executive officer Samuel Anim Addo said; 'It is sickening to see all these publications being sold on the streets."

'They are highly insensitive and must be stopped immediately. We have reported the issue to our lawyers to take immediate action against theseacts.

Though Asamoah Gyan took to his twitter page to deny having any Facebook account, people still render support financially to these unknown people, and the Foundation has written to social networking sites to pull down those accounts.

'We have also written to the social networking sites where these corrupt campaigns to raise money are being waged to pull them down and report the individuals for prosecution.

'We remain steadfast in our search for Castro but in doing that we urge the public to refrain from any attempt to cash in on the situation.'

Samuel Addo revealed a suspect was arrested in Madina, but was bailed immediately, but they

believe he cannot escape from the grips of the police