Dear offspring of the late Apostle Kwadjo Safo Kantanka, I am sending you a quick note for you to reflect on because, like most patriotic Ghanaians blessed with abundant self-belief, I admired your late father's belief in African creativity and advocacy for leveraging African self-reliance for the transformation of the continent.
Please end the unseemly and unbecoming feuding. Focus your energies instead on uniting to honour your brilliant father by establishing a family trust in which you are all beneficiaries.
With the greatest respect, once that's in place, simply transfer the myriad web of commercial enterprises your late father set up to provide jobs, and use some of the profits they generated, to help improve the lives of those who sought financial assistance from him.
For God's sake, the time has now come for your unproductive and shameful feuding to stop. It's disgraceful and disrespectful to your father's memory.
Those of us who admired him while he was alive, and gave him ideas pro bono, through articles posted on social media platforms like Facebook and LinkedIn, are saddened by the foolish arrogance you are displaying. Enough is enough!



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