Kumawood Director Nana K Gyasi Speaks on Patricia Osei Case, Recalls Working With Her on Set

• Kumawood director Nana K Gyasi said Patricia Osei Boateng was one of the most respectful actresses he worked with on set
• He described her as quiet but friendly with colleagues and explained that she sometimes supported productions financially
• Reacting to the case, he said the death of Sammy Gyamfi’s father-in-law is painful, and that everyone in life has secrets

Kumawood movie director Nana K Gyasi has shared his thoughts on the ongoing case involving actress Patricia Osei Boateng, saying his personal experience working with her paints a very different picture from the situation currently making headlines.

Speaking about the embattled actress, Nana K Gyasi stated that he once directed Patricia Osei Boateng in a movie project.

According to him, his time working with her on set left a strong impression because of the way she carried herself among colleagues in the industry.

Nana Gyasi speaks on Patricia Osei's attitude

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The director described Patricia Osei as a very respectful person whenever she was on set.

In his view, she maintained a calm and humble attitude while working with cast and crew members.

He noted that although she was generally quiet, she still related well with those around her and maintained a friendly relationship with colleagues.

Nana K Gyasi also recalled moments that showed what he described as her generous side.

According to him, Patricia sometimes supported productions financially in small ways.

He claimed that on some occasions, she even gave money to directors when she arrived on set to contribute toward the smooth running of the production.

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Speaking about the broader case, the director expressed sadness over the death of Andrews Amankwah, the father-in-law of NDC communications officer Sammy Gyamfi.

He described the incident as painful and unfortunate, saying that if the allegations against Eric Antwi Duku turn out to be true, then the act was deeply troubling.

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Nana Gyasi stressed that the loss of life in such circumstances is something no family should have to experience, and cautioned that life can sometimes show unexpected sides of people.

In his words, everyone carries their own secrets, and situations may unfold in ways that those around them never imagined.

For the Kumawood director, the most important thing now is for investigations to continue so that the truth can be established.

Nana K Gyasi said he hoped the legal process would bring clarity to the situation while ensuring justice for the late Andrews Amankwah and his family.

As the case continues to draw national attention, reactions from prominent figures within the Kumawood industry show how deeply the developments have resonated.

Michael Afrane reacts to Patricia Osei's case

Previously, YEN.com.gh reported that Kumawood actor Michael Afrane had attended the one-week observation of Sammy Gyamfi’s father-in-law, Andrews Amankwah.

The staunch NDC supporter said that the arrest of Patricia Osei Boateng did not mean she is guilty, urging the public to allow the police and the courts to investigate fully.

Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.

Source: YEN.com.gh