Private legal practitioner, Maurice Ampaw, has also shared a different twist to issues relating to the demise of the late Dr. Grace Boadu.

The popular controversial lawyer, who claims to be the counsel for the late Grace Gift Herbal Hospital CEO, revealed that she suffered till her point of death, and her family played a key role in it.

Maurice Ampaw made these statements while tackling rumors that the deceased’s boyfriend had a hand in her death.

Following the demise of Dr. Grace Boadu, critics have pointed accusing fingers at her boyfriend, Pastor Kingsley Gyamfi, who was labeled as a ‘gold digger’.

However, Maurice Ampaw, who claims to have witnessed a lot during his time as Dr. Grace’s lawyer, disclosed that the family shouldn’t be left out of those who taunted her while she was alive.

Maurice Ampaw claimed that the late herbal doctor’s family had caused her immense pain as they have been responsible for all her failed relationships.

He noted that the late Grace Boadu, who was the only star in her family had suffered back-to-back attacks from family members who felt entitled to her wealth.

“People don’t know Grace Boadu more than me. Look at all the impact I am making in Kumasi. The court cases I have been able to win for people there, so Grace Boadu thought it right to engage me as his lawyer. I once met her and her fiancé at their house for six hours. We had a long chat. So, I know a lot of issues about Grace Boadu and at the right time, I will come and explain,” he said.

“The woman had challenges and Kingsley, her fiancé, came in to help the woman. Some of the challenges were that her family never supported her, they were rising against her because they felt she wasn’t helping them enough. She comes from a very poor family and she is the only star in there so they felt she should’ve helped everyone,” Maurice Ampaw revealed.

He further stated that the late herbalist’s mother became overprotective and restricted people from getting close to her.

“Her mother became overprotective of her and she restricted people from coming close to her. Her uncles, aunties, and so on were restricted from gaining access to her. Her family also has a problem with any man that comes close to her. They always think that these men are in for her money. So, her past failed marriages were powered by her family. She told me that they had even started doing it to her recent boyfriend. She confided in me that they had ganged up against him,” he said.

He also narrated an instance where the late doctor’s family threw her current fiancé behind bars when she had engaged in self-medication and almost went mad in public.

“There was this instance when they got to the airport in Accra and Grace was in severe pain. She usually suffers this pain and there is this injection she usually administers to herself to kill it. But it is mostly prescribed. So that medicine was not available and the pain intensified.
“She started rolling on the floor and Kingsley had to order the medicine from Kumasi with a chartered flight to Accra. She injected the drug herself and for a moment she got relieved. Then suddenly she started acting mad. So, they had to forcefully grab her and took her to the hospital to stabilize the pain. So, the family later arranged for her fiancé to be arrested because they held him accountable for whatever had happened to Grace. That is where I took over the case from.”
Maurice Ampaw

Uncovering The Exact Drug Dr Maurice Ampaw Alleged

A Ghanaian healthcare practitioner has uncovered the exact drug that Dr Maurice Ampaw alleged the late Dr Grace Boadu willfully abused.

According to the health worker who posted on social media, based on the description given by Maurice Ampaw, Dr Grace Boadu was likely abusing pethidine injection.

Dr Maurice Ampaw, who was a lawyer to the pastor, and boyfriend of the late Dr. Boadu, revealed that she was abusing a certain drug which she took in as injections.

Reacting to these claims, a health worker said it is likely “she was addicted to pethidine injection.”

“Most medical practitioners abuse it …. I realized it after listening to Lawyer Ampaw’s interviews. My sure mind,” the health worker said.

When someone asked to explain what kind of drug it was, “It’s more like cocaine in its refined form … most health practitioners abuse it because of its work on the central nervous system. By making u drowsy, feel happy and excited about every little thing, and as a pain killer but more so affects your system when u get addicted. Excessive use can cause tremors, muscle twitching, and severe seizures. That can lead to death,” the person wrote.