Nana Ohyeadwira tackles incest in latest book ‘Lost and Found’

A physician assistant and gospel singer, Nana Darko Ampem Ohyeadwira, is set to release his latest book, "Lost and Found," in January 2024 aimed at addressing incest and other social ills.

Nana Ohyeadwira intends for his book to serve as a catalyst for dialogue surrounding these societal issues.

In an interview with Graphic Showbiz, Nana Ohyeadwira expressed concerns about the growing trend of immoral acts, specifically focusing on incest, nudity, and lust, which he believes have been disregarded in contemporary society.

He emphasised the need to address the normalisation of inappropriate behaviours, especially within familial relationships.

“We are in a society where immorality has been overlooked. What we see on our social media platforms is appalling. It is not something we should encourage in a society that places so much importance on family values," he told Graphic Showbiz.

Beyond addressing these societal concerns, the author is equally poised to make an entry into the gospel scene.

Simultaneous with the book launch, he will release six new singles, including Awurade Gye Me, Awurade Tie Me, Me Wo Dofo Bi, Mewo Yesu and two others which pay tribute to two influential women in his life.

According to him, he is very confident his music will serve as a source of encouragement during challenging times.

 “There is a lot going on in our lives. People are suffering and are almost on the verge of giving up. But in all, I believe there is a God who knows when the time is right for all of us to smile.

“I hope my book and songs will make a significant impact and address some of these pressing societal issues and equally offer spiritual solace and encouragement to those facing hardships," he said.