A new chapter in the Kantanka Museum succession dispute emerged as Dr. Kwesi Safo accused Sarah Adwoa Safo of using land guards to take control of the museum. The conflict, which has already sparked tensions among family members, now involves allegations of coercion and unauthorized use of force. Dr. Safo, who serves as the Deputy Secretary of the Kristo Asafo Mission, claims that the museum's assets are at risk due to these actions.
The dispute centers around the legacy of the late founder, with both sides claiming rightful inheritance. The involvement of land guards has raised concerns about the legality of the alleged takeover. While no formal legal action has been taken, the situation has intensified the emotional and political stakes of the family conflict.
Local authorities have been urged to intervene to prevent further escalation. The museum, a cultural landmark, remains a focal point of the ongoing disagreement. As the situation unfolds, the community watches closely, hoping for a resolution that preserves the institution's integrity.
The role of external mediators has also been discussed, though no official steps have been announced. The dispute highlights the challenges of managing heritage sites within family legacies, especially when historical and emotional ties are deeply entwined.
