Auntie Naa Has Spent The Money That Was To Be Used For Girls Girls’ Funeral- Son Opens Keys

Yaw Boateng, the first and eldest child of “Oyerepa Afutuo’s” panelist, Madam Akosua Kyerewaa, known popularly as Girls Girls has brought to the limelight what went on behind the scenes, before, during, and after his late mother’s funeral.

Yaw Boateng has shared the good, bad and the ugly things that happened following his late mother’s death, adding that things are not the same as they appear on the surface, and since an elephant cannot hide behind the shrub, he thinks it is high time he made Ghanaians know the real Auntie Naa.

Speaking in an interview on Gh Page TV monitored by Ghanacelebrities.com, Yaw Boateng said that neither Auntie Naa nor her other panelists took time off their busy schedules to visit Girls SP when the latter was on her sick bed.

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The eldest son noted that Auntie Naa and her panelists knew very well that Girls SP was seriously sick, and choosing between life and death, but they never showed up when the late panelist needed them the most.

He revealed how Auntie Naa threatened to make life a living hell for them after they decided to visit her for a discussion about their mother’s funeral, even though the media personality was absent for one week.

Talking about the funeral, Yaw Boateng revealed that Auntie Naa disappointed them big time, stating that part of the money that was meant for the funeral was used for her gluttony.

According to Yaw Boateng, planning towards his late mother’s funeral, the children came together to contribute and was able to raise 50k Ghana Cedis.

However, after a meeting with Auntie Naa, Yaw Boateng claims they were asked to bring only 30k Ghana Cedis with promises that the “Oyerepa Afutuo” crew would do the most.

The funeral is over, and Yaw Boateng has taken a swipe at Auntie Naa, expressing disappointment in her for using money meant for his late mother’s funeral to enrich herself.

In his elaboration, Yaw Boateng narrated how some Canadians reached out to him and the other family members that they had sent 30k Ghana Cedis to Auntie Naa for their late mother’s funeral.

Sadly enough, according to Yaw Boateng, 4k Cedis out of the 30k Cedis was given to them, questioning the media personality what the remaining 26k Cedis was used for.