Asamoah Gyan Finally leaves Ada

Black Stars captain Asamoah “Baby Jet” Gyan has finally checked out of the Peace Holiday Resort in Ada where he has been lodging for the past five days after Castro and his lady friend, Janet Bandu’s tragic disappearance. 

Manager of Peace Holiday Resort, Mr. Paul Sasu revealed this on Peace FM’s “Entertainment Review” programme Thursday July 10.

According to him Asamoah Gyan and his entourage including his elder brother Baffour Gyan; Manager, Sammy Anim Addo, some family members among other friends checked out of the resort on Thursday.

“Yes! It is true they have checked out so they are back in Accra or wherever they might be going. So for now, they are not in Ada,” Mr. Sasu confirmed. 

Peacefmonline.com is reliably informed that Asamoah and his friends checked into the Peace Holiday Resort, Saturday afternoon July 5, after checking out of Aqua Safari Resort where they first lodged on Friday July 4, when they went to Ada. 

It’s been six days since the mysterious disappearance of Hiplife artiste Castro (Real name: Theophilus Tagoe) and Janet Bandu who are both feared dead after they allegedly drown in a jet ski accident over the weekend in Ada.

Castro reportedly went to Ada for a weekend getaway with his friend and partner Asamoah Gyan and other colleagues when the unexpected happened. The Black Stars top scorer has been devastated and has still not gotten over the shocking black Sunday incident when his dear friend virtually vanished into thin air without any trace. The Al-Ain striker who went to Ada on Friday with his friends and planned leaving on Sunday evening, decided to extend his stay at Peace Holiday Resort where they were supposed to check out on Sunday, until he received any news on what might have happened to his friend Castro. But after five days of waiting without any positive news, Asamoah has left Ada. According to reports, Asamoah Gyan was at the resort when he had information that Castro was missing after they last saw him on a jet ski. For now, the Police search and investigations are still on going but there has still not been any new development as to whether Castro and Janet Bandu are still alive or dead. However, Asamoah Gyan, the families of Castro and Janet Bandu are still hopeful and optimistic that the two (Castro and Janet) will be found alive.

Source: Eugene Osafo-Nkansah/Peacefmonline.com/Ghana