Arnold Elavanyo Mensah, a well-known radio and television personality, has remarked on the 7th anniversary of musician Castro and Janet Bandu’s abduction in Ada.
In an exclusive interview with Bestshowbiz.com, the developer of Vibes In 5 stated that the musician’s family, friends, and fans wanted closure on the situation.
He expressed his condolences to the family of the singer Theophilus Tagoe, saying they had been living in fear for years.
“It is 7 years since a music gem, Castro went missing. And up till now, we are unable to have a conclusion to this case. Not even from the police. Whether he is alive somewhere or dead, we are unable to tell. I think the family, the music family, his fans need closure to this case. A closure will put everybody’s mind to rest.
The family can finally have some relief from the trauma of losing a dear one. For 7years, Castro’s family has lived with trauma. I can only imagine how heavy this feels on their heart.”
Arnold Mensah went on to criticize the way the matter had been handled over the years and questioned whether there were still any updates to be made on the case, considering that it was a national security concern.
“I can’t even remember the last time the police said anything about the status of Castro and Janet Bandu’s case. Whether investigators are still on the ground doing their job, nobody can tell. Castro’s incident is of national interest and one would have thought that we would be getting progress briefings from the police from time to time, but nothing like that is happening. So the question still lingers on. Is Castro alive or dead?”
Arnold expanded on the subject, mentioning the Sradenam hitmaker’s popularity in the music industry and strongly stating that no one like Castro had yet been discovered.
“The music industry was hit greatly by his disappearance. And the industry continues to feel the void his disappearance left behind. He is still greatly missed. His golden voice, his bangers, his love for music, his energy on stage, and all that the brand Castro came with. Can we ever have another Castro, I doubt. Will he ever show up someday? Maybe. Again, I say that the only way people’s minds can be put to rest is for the police and all the institutions playing a role in Castro and Janet Bandu’s case to bring closure to the matter. Until then, we will continue to hope for the best and always pray for his family.”
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