POLITICS
Bono East dep. NDC Youth Organizer killed in car crash
The opposition National Democratic Congress has announced the death of its deputy regional youth organiser in the Bono East region.
According to the party’s National Youth Organiser George Apare Addo, Kojo Nsiah died in an accident at Techiman.
“It is with sadness I announce the death of Isaac Kojo Nsiah, Bono East Deputy Regional Youth Organizer who passed away in a car accident few hours around the Techiman Toll Booth area. Three others who were part of the entourage have been admitted and receiving treatment at the Techiman Holy Family Hospital,” he wrote on in a whtsapp message shared with the media.
He also noted other party individuals who were involved in the crash.
“The other three passengers in the vehicle were Efo Worlanyo Tsekpo, Bono Regional Youth Organizer, Bilal Muazu Sulemana; Bono East Regional Youth Organizer, Rashid Ahmed; Deputy Bono Regional Youth Organizer. They were returning from a party function in Kintampo South Constituency. Our thoughts and prayers are with them.
“The Youth Wing commiserates with the family of the deceased and share in their loss. May the Almighty strengthen us all in these times”.
Source: Ghana/otecfmghana.com
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