The founder and leader of the
Glorious Word Power Ministries
International, Rev Owusu-Bempah,
has declared that the renowned
hiplife artiste, Theophilus Tagoe, aka
Castro, who was reported missing a
couple of weeks ago is dead and
gone.
Speaking in an interview on Hitz FM,
an Accra-based radio station, the
man of God said that Castro is dead,
adding that nobody should think that
the hiplife artiste is alive and would
return very soon.
The man of God who claimed that he
knew Castro very well added that
those spiritualists who are moving
from one place to another claiming
that the artiste is still alive and
would return soon “are throwing dust
into the eyes of Ghanaians.”
According to him, those spiritualists
are bunch of lairs who want to use
certain means to extort monies from
Asamoah Gyan.
The man, who has himself been
labelled a ‘false prophet’ by some of
his critics, warned Asamoah Gyan to
desist from giving out monies to
those so- called spiritualists because
they are not genuine.
Castro and Black Stars’ captain,
Asamoah Gyan, were at the Peace
Holiday Resort in Ada a few weeks
ago together with some friends for
recreation when the unfortunate
incident occurred.
According to reports, the renowned
hiplife artiste went on jet skiing with
a female friend, Janet Bandu, and got
drowned in the Ada Estuary while
trying to save his female friend from
drowning.
With different tales of the possible
cause of his death emerging from
different quarters, there are
indications that he might have
predicted how he would die in one of
his songs.
In a song released last year titled
‘She Dey Do Me’, the hiplife artiste’s
lyrics is a clear picture of events that
led to his possible death. In the song
translated from Ga, Castro sang:
I fell into a river and began to swim,
I felt the sweetness of it and I began
to struggle,
The river should carry me away,
I followed the sweetness of sugar,
And brought trouble upon myself.
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