Adom FM’s popular drive time show, Ofie Kwanso, took a dramatic turn during its confessions segment when an anonymous caller revealed a shocking story of secret affairs, blackmail, and deep personal turmoil.
The call, which was aired live as the woman sought advice from host Jerry Justice, left listeners stunned and sparked intense discussion across social media.
During the emotional confession, the woman recounted how her life became entangled in a web of deception involving her former pastor and his son.
According to her, after completing Senior High School (SHS), she moved in with her pastor’s family and began a secret sexual relationship with the pastor’s son.
However, things took a dark twist when the pastor himself began pursuing her, leading to a covert relationship with him as well.
The woman explained that, she continued living with the pastor’s family throughout her university years.
Eventually, she married one of the junior pastors at the church, but by then, she was already pregnant.
Torn by uncertainty, she confessed that she wasn’t sure if the child she was carrying belonged to the pastor or his son.
The pastor, aware of her dilemma, advised her to give the child as her husband.
The child is now 5-years-old, and the woman is pregnant again, this time with her husband’s child.
However, the pastor has since used the situation to blackmail and control her, threatening to expose her secret to her husband if she refuses to comply with his demands.
The woman tearfully revealed that, she recently stopped the affair with the pastor, but now fears the repercussions as the pastor continues to threaten her.
Complicating matters further, the pastor, who lost his wife and daughter, has taken an unsettling interest in the woman’s first child, believing he might be the father.
The shocking confession has left listeners grappling with the complexity of the situation, with many calling for the woman to seek immediate help to protect herself and her family from further harm.
Meanwhile, Jerry Justice, known for his empathetic approach during such segments, provided the caller with contact information for professional counsellors who could offer the support and guidance she desperately needs.
The confession has sparked widespread conversation among Adom FM’s audience, with many expressing concern and offering advice on the station’s social media platforms.
Listeners are encouraged to tune into Adom FM’s Ofie Kwanso show with Jerry Justice, every week day from 3pm to 6pm, for more thought-provoking discussions and heartfelt stories that resonate with Ghanaians from all walks of life.
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Source: adomonline.com
