Rooted in Ghana. Remembered across generations.

A family divided.
A warning remembered.

The story of I Told You So has travelled from Ghanaian concert party performance to cinema and back to the stage.

When wealth
speaks loudest.

Kobina Jones returns to Ghana after fifteen years in Nigeria, seeking a wife and a family to share his wealth. Osua Abor Buor promises to find him a wife and introduces his niece, Rosina.

Rosina’s mother, Araba Stamp, supports the match. Her father, Kwesi Tsuii, remains deeply unconvinced. As relatives, elders, and townspeople lend their support, the marriage moves ahead without his approval.

Read the ending · contains spoilers

During the wedding, Jones is arrested for stealing diamonds and fleeing to Nigeria fifteen years earlier. The revelation vindicates the father’s warning. This account follows the production company’s published stage synopsis; adaptations may differ.

Production synopsis
A story across generations

The classic lives on.

1970

The original screen classic

Directed by Egbert Adjesu, featuring Bob Cole, and rooted in Ghana’s concert party tradition.

2026

A new stage chapter

Fiifi Coleman Productions brings the story to audiences in cities including Accra, Takoradi, and Cape Coast.

NEXT

A return to the screen

Fiifi Coleman announced a new film adaptation. The website will carry approved production updates as they become available.

Read the announcement