Dr. Nathaniel Acolatse, a Deputy Chief Physician Assistant at Ga West Municipal Hospital, has appealed to the Tema District Court to grant him access to his two children allegedly kidnapped by his wife, Mary Fianyo.He said though the biological father of the children, his wife had denied him access to them since 2016.Dr Acolatse, at a press conference, said his wife claimed she had been granted power by the court to keep the children away from him.Dr Acolatse alleged that his wife had threatened to poison the children and kill him if he continued to attempt to access them. 'I humbly pray to the institutions that are responsible for ensuring the protection of these children to prevent Maria and her family from killing the children in an attempt to hide the secrets,' he said.Meanwhile, Maria Fianyo in a telephone interview, accused Dr Acolatse of being irresponsible.Source: Ghana News Agency
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