Lawson Afisem Gets Results: 26 Years of Silence Broken as Woman Finds Family of Late Child’s Father
A journey of hope, heartbreak, and healing unfolds live on Lawson TV/Radio Afisem
- Madam Christiana Mensah searched for her daughter’s father for 26 years
- A caller on Lawson Afisem revealed the man had died two years earlier.
- She and her daughter have now connected with his family in Ho
After nearly three decades of searching, Madam Christiana Mensah finally found the family of the man who fathered her child — only to discover he had passed away two years ago.
The emotional revelation came through Lawson TV/Radio Afisem, where Madam Mensah had shared her story in hopes of reconnecting her daughter with her long-lost father.
Speaking to host Maame Frimponmaa Korankye (MFK), she recounted meeting Augustine Dati in Accra in the 1980s.
The two shared a brief relationship that resulted in the birth of a daughter. Dati visited once to name the child — and then vanished from her life completely.
For 26 years, Madam Mensah said she knew nothing about his whereabouts or his family. Determined to bridge the gap for her daughter’s sake, she turned to Afisem for help.
The breakthrough came when a caller phoned in, identifying himself as Augustine Dati’s brother.
Sadly, he delivered heartbreaking news: Augustine had died two years earlier.
Despite the grief, he extended an invitation for Madam Mensah and her daughter to visit the family in Ho, bringing long-awaited closure and connection.
Watch the full emotional interview below;
By: Francisca Agyei
