Friends, fans of Castro in Takoradi still hopeful of his return

It has been five years since the disappearance of hiplife artiste, Castro and his friend Janet Badu, while cruising on a jet-ski on the Volta Lake at Ada.

However, the number of years the duo has gone missing, has not diminished the hope friends, family and fans of Castro in Takoradi, his birthplace, of seeing them again.

Speaking to Adom TV, a fan who had the pleasure of growing up with Castro said, he was disheartened when the received news of the artiste going missing. He, however, believes Castro is alive and would come back home to them.

An older man who had seen Castro grow to be the man he was until his disappearance, said he believes Castro would be found. 

“I would be delighted if I see him now but this is all in God’s hands,” one friend had.

Background

Castro, born Theophilus Tagoe, had gone missing since July 2014, while skiing with his friend, Janet Badu at Ada. 

The two were pronounced missing and rescue operation failed to locate them. 

Castro and Janet Badu

Read more: Hiplife artiste Castro ‘missing’ while Jet Skiing in Ada

In the early days when he went missing, many people alleged Castro had gone into hiding because Janet had died and would be held responsible for it.

Parents of the lady, in an interview with Myjoyonline.com, claimed they would take legal action against Castro if he was found alive.

Read more: Missing Castro must produce our daughter- Bandu family

In 2015, his father had alleged the artiste had been kidnapped by a spiritual being.

Read more: Castro has been kidnapped by a spiritual being - Father

In all the worries and allegations, his wife Dorothy Tagoe held hope he would return.

Castro and his wife at their wedding

However, in 2017, three years after Castro’s disappearance, his friend and footballer, Asamoah Gyan, claimed Castro had died. 

Asamoah Gyan and Castro

Read more: Video: Castro is dead – Asamoah Gyan

Five years after his disappearance, Castro’s friends in Takoradi are not the only ones with the hope that he would return.

Yawkoi, formerly known as Lord K, in an interview with Graphic Showbiz, gave a new twist to the unending puzzle about the whereabouts of Castro.

He claimed he was in touch with the ‘Toffee’ hitmaker who, in a telephone conversation, asked him (Yawkoi) to tell Ghanaians he would be back by the end of the year to pick up from where he left off.

Read more: 'Castro will return this year' - Friend claims he's alive

 

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