We never grew up together, until later on when he was introduced to us as a brother who was with our grandmother. We had never heard of him until he came to joined us at Old Estate Police Barracks, my father's second station near the Koforidua Metrological Department. Old Estate was such an Eden on Earth at the time. We all welcome him as a brother with an open hands, believing that he is our brother as we have been made to believe.
later, Amega's late father told him all his attempt to adopt their mother's children as his own was meant with resistance from their mother's family members. Hence Amega's mother's children are his half brothers and not necessarily Papa Kofi Nti's children since no traditional rights had been performed to adopt them as his own. He then advised Amega to see himself as his elderly son. A position Amega rejected and had completely disregarded his father's story. He was not just ready to take up the mantle of a leader, as he continued to act as a follower to his brothers throughout his childhood days.
It was such a fun and exciting growing up with someone he always saw as a leader. Before his arrival Amega was been bullied left, right and center by those bad guys in the community. Been beaten almost all the time by almost everybody he came across with and been a son of a Police officer was so embarrassing. He just...