Her elder siblings have strong relationships with their father because he lived with them, but in her situation, the story has not been the same.Odehyieba Priscilla claims that she has been abandoned so frequently that in her sixteen years of existence, she has only had two encounters with her father, Kofi Agyemang.She is determined to meet him in order to ask him questions and, if possible, try to make things right.

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She first encountered her father at Wasa Akropong, and she did so again in her adolescent years, after she had achieved famous. She was launching her idea at the time and was twelve years old.Although she didn't invite the father, he made it to the Kumasi event.“After the event, he came to our house and said we should let bygones be bygones but my mother rejected it on the grounds that she was not informed of his coming.

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There was an altercation and he left,” she said while adding “I know he is at Pankrono but I don’t know where exactly the house is.”Born at Wasa Domeabra in the Western Region, Odehyieba Priscilla, a teen gospel musician, said she moved to Wasa Akropong with her mother at a tender age. She had no idea who her father was although she was informed, that he was based in Ashanti Regional capital, Kumasi.

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The marriage between the father and mother, according to Priscilla, was said to have collapsed when she was a year old.During her interview on the Delay Show aired on September 18, 2022, monitored by GhanaWeb, Odehyieba Priscilla was emotional. She shed tears profusely in answering some of the questions and in a few instances, she flashed a smile.

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A pained Priscilla responded in the affirmative that her father is the reason she weeps whenever she speaks because there is every indication he has abandoned her. She, however, expressed the desire to mend the broken relationship.Asked why she would continuously wallow in pain when the father appears to not want to have anything to do with her anymore, she emitted, “we want to go and have a conversation with him.

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He hasn’t stated categorically that she doesn’t want me as a daughter.”“If he wouldn’t look for me, I’ll go look for him… It hurts me that my older siblings are welcomed but I’m not. I don’t even know my father’s family members.”Priscilla continued that but for the advice a clergy gave her, she wouldn’t have looked for her father. She pleaded with her father to do the needful because she was eager to meet him.

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With tears flowing down her cheeks, she appealed: “Even if it’s my mother’s mistake, you have to let it go and look for me. You don’t even know where I live but you know you have a child. I told myself I would never look for him but Bishop Adonteng Boateng told me that I have to. So, I’m waiting for the day I’ll meet you.”

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