Edwin Gyimah’s Sister Begs for Forgiveness: “Felicia Is Very Calm Today”
- The elder sister of former Black Stars player Edwin Gyimah drew widespread attention after she publicly went on her knees, pleading for forgiveness from her brother
- The footballer had earlier accused his mother and sister of taking over his Obuasi home, leaving him without access to the very house he built for himself over the years
- After sharing his ordeal with Auntie Naa, the radio host's mediation attempts allegedly failed, prompting police officers to storm the house and evict Gyimah's family
Former Black Stars player Edwin Gyimah’s sister has pleaded with him for forgiveness following a tense family dispute involving allegedly claiming the footballer’s residence.
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The emotional appeal was made live on air during an interview with renowned Ghanaian radio presenter Auntie Naa after her crew, together with some police officers, stormed the house of the embattled footballer to evacuate his family.
The development follows an earlier appearance by the football star on the popular radio programme, where he claimed that his mother and elder sister had taken over his property, a house he personally built for over 10 years.
Earlier attempts by Auntie Naa to mediate an amicable resolution reportedly failed, as the family refused to reach an agreement, leading law enforcement officers to help restore order and address the property dispute.
In the aftermath of the house raid, footage surfaced reportedly showing Gyimah's sister, identified as Felicia, breaking down and appealing for reconciliation, expressing regret over the situation.
“Gyimah is my sibling, and I love him from the bottom of my heart. Whatever it is, I am asking for forgiveness. He is my younger brother.”
The TikTok video reportedly showing the footballer's sister begging for forgiveness is below.
Edwin Gyimah's sister begs for six-month grace
Felicia and the mother also pleaded for permission to remain in the house temporarily while they search for alternative accommodation.
However, reports indicate that the footballer has insisted that they must vacate the property immediately.
Auntie Naa, in her attempt to bring peace between the parties, has called for the house keys to be handed over to Gyimah and said he must be given time to make further decisions in his own best interest.
The matter continues to generate discussion as both sides navigate a deeply personal and emotional family dispute.
The TikTok videos of Edwin Gyimah's visit to his residence in Obuasi with Auntie Naa are below:
Reactions to Edwin Gyimah's sister saying sorry
YEN.com.gh has gathered comments from social media users below.
A.mills shared:
"Edwin pls take emotion out and stand on your grounds."
Akyaa_Oyiakwan advised:
"Edwin must fortify the house before moving in."
Ayeyi maame wrote:
"God bless you, Auntie Naa."
Ama Black shared:
"God is good 👍."
Kaakyri 🥇 added:
"So she knows all this."
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Ewura Ama Adaziwaa Official commented:
"Awwww, God bless you, Auntie Naa."
Akua 💐💎always💷💸 added:
"Am even sad 🥺."
Unique Woman wrote:
"Seriously now dierrr onfaky3 wo na wonua😏😏😏 eeeiii gyima fakye no na onko ku wu wae booiiii... leme pass na blood is thicker than water😁😁😁."
Throwback video of Gyimah’s emotional plea surfaces
YEN.com.gh earlier reported on a throwback video of Edwin Gyimah, a former Black Stars defender, which had resurfaced after his recent appearance at Oyerepa FM with Auntie Naa.
On April 9, 2026, clips went viral showing the footballer lamenting about his life struggles and his extended family’s alleged contribution to his current situation, including taking his house.
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