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Godwin Kumah Mawuli

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Family Taboo

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21 episodes

Godwin Kumah Mawuli

In the opulent halls of the esteemed Yankys family located in East Legon, Accra Ghana where prestige and religious devotion intertwine, lies a secret that threatens to shatter the very foundation of their esteemed name. Within this elite circle, the harmony of tradition and societal expectations conceal the turmoil brewing within.
Meet the Yankys: devoutly religious, influential, and meticulously guarding the family's image. At the helm is the patriarch, Mr Lawrence, revered as a pillar of the community and father to a revered priest. His unwavering faith has been his compass, guiding him through life's challenges. However, even the most stalwart beliefs can falter under the weight of temptation.
The heart of the turmoil beats within the clandestine affair between Henry's children, Freddy and Asantewaa, a love deemed forbidden by societal norms and religious doctrine. Their bond, an unsanctioned union by all accounts, becomes the catalyst for a cascade of dilemmas within the family.
Caught between the dogma of faith and the fervor of their desires, each member of the Yanky family grapples with their own moral compass. Freddy and Asantewaa struggle with the intensity of their emotions, torn between their love and the scrutiny of their kin.
Mr Lawrence, a father torn between his devotion to his children and the religious principles ingrained in him, stands at a crossroads. As a father and a man of faith, he must choose between the doctrine he preaches and the unconditional love he feels for his family. His son's confession and his daughter's tears become the crucible where his convictions and paternal love collide.
Simultaneously, the story follows the priestly life of Freddy's other child, grappling with the internal conflict of preaching forgiveness while bearing witness to the family's transgression.
"The-Family-Affair" written by Mr Godwin Kumah Mawuli love between a sister and a brother.