I can't imagine the emotional and psychological torment Christian Atsu's immediate family is presently experiencing.
It's a terrible moment to be a mother whose child has still not been found following the earthquake in Turkey and the northern region of Syria, which has killed over 500 people.
There are now two strong contradictory stories on the internet regarding the player's current status.
While some media is reporting he has been found, others allege the opposite, but one thing can be proven without a doubt: no one has made personal contact with the player.
Following the news, Dan Kwaku Yeboah of Peace FM paid a visit to Christian Atsu's family home in Ogbojo, Accra.
The mood in the house was tumultuous, with several family members struggling to keep their emotions in check.
In a statement, the 71-year-old lady, Atsu's late mother's younger sister, stated that it would have been preferable for her to die than her son.
“It will be better for me if I lose my life and Atsu’s lives because he is everything to us. He is our only hope. I could not sleep when I heard the news. We have been praying throughout”, she said.