Obra show: Man demands compensation over car allegedly stolen eight years ago

Charity Osei is seeking public aid to locate her husband, Joseph Osei, who she claims abandoned her and their two children after misusing their home as security for unapproved bank loans. On the Obra Show, broadcast on Nhyira 104.5 FM and Adom TV, Charity detailed how she and Joseph ran a building materials business together until it failed.

Joseph allegedly journeyed to Brazil for better prospects, but before departing, he allegedly mortgaged their house to two banks without her consent. Joseph informed her of the loans only two days prior to his departure and maintained contact for merely two years prior to vanishing. Charity struggled to repay one loan but defaulted on the second, leading the banks to sell their family home and leaving her and her children destitute.

In 2018, Charity discovered Joseph had returned to Ghana. Despite her efforts to communicate with him and arrange repayment of the remaining debt to regain their home, he allegedly barred her calls and conversed solely with their children. Moreover, Charity is currently grappling with severe eye issues that have rendered her unable to work and support herself.

When reached by the Obra Show to refute the accusations, Joseph reportedly declined to comment on the matter, asserting that if Charity believed he was back in Ghana, then so be it. Meanwhile, Charity persists in a challenging predicament, dealing with both her health issues and the ramifications of losing their family residence.

The Obra Show team is striving to secure assistance and justice for Charity, while urging the public to aid in locating Joseph and compel him to assume responsibility for his family.