“No Matter What They Say, I Love You Daddy”: Ata Ayi’s Beautiful Daughter Celebrates Him Online

YenNov 12, 2025Read original

The daughter of Ghana's infamous armed robber, Ataa Ayi, has evoked intense feelings online after posting a heartfelt statement of love for her father, who is likely to spend the rest of his life in prison.

The young woman, referred to as

, shared a display of love and pride for her father on social media.

A video message and photos from her video call have circulated widely, with many individuals deeply affected by the refreshing glimpse into the life experience of one of Ghana's most notorious individuals.

Despite the weight of her father's past and the exceptional prison sentence of 160 years, Afia's statement reflected love that transcends judgment.

Afia stated: “I love you Daddy, no matter what they say.”

Her post has generated many responses and emotional discontent that flooded various social media platforms, focusing on themes of

, forgiveness, and redemption.

To some, perhaps, Afia Lowkey's gesture showed a softer side to a man who has always been known for his involvement in Ghana's criminal history.

The undeniable bond between father and daughter was clear.

Even though prison walls separate them, their connection remained unbreakable, with Afia celebrating her father with heartfelt smiles and laughter that showed nothing, not time and certainly not distance, could erase the love they shared.

She expressed her unwavering affection despite his notoriety and

. Her daughter has always been posting her Daddy, and recently shared screenshots of their video calls on

.

Ataa Ayi will most likely remain one of Ghana's

, but Afia's display of love serves to remind society that individuals exist beyond notoriety.

Her daughter has always been posting about her father, and recently shared screenshots of their video calls on TikTok.

Ataa Ayi will most likely remain one of Ghana's

, but the display of love serves to remind society that individuals exist beyond notoriety.

Atta Ayi is in jail for leading a violent armed robbery gang in

for so many years. He was arrested in 2005 and later sentenced to prison for his crimes.

Atta Ayi was caught by the Ghana Police in Teshie Tsui Bleo, a suburb of Accra.

He was convicted of multiple counts of armed robbery, conspiracy, and violent attacks on victims, and was sentenced to a long prison term because of the severity of his crimes.

The Chief Justice nominee explained that judges sometimes exercised discretion based on the broader context of a criminal case.

Atta Ayi led a notorious robbery crew that terrorised parts of the

Region during the late 1990s and early 2000s.