Mother of Samuel Nuamah, the Ghanaian Times journalist who died in the presidential press corps accident has spoken for the first time after her son's death
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"I was distraught and I wailed" - Nuamah's mother
Nuamah lost his life while several others were injured in Thursday afternoon's fatal accident involving the presidential corps
Samuel Nuamah, Ghanaian Times reporter
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"I haven't been well lately; I was taking my medication when the young one told me. I became distraught and I wailed. Nuamah's mother said. "I saw him about a week ago. He brought his young boy to visit from Tema."
She spoke to journalists when some government officials and the National Media Commission paid a visit to the deceased family
Nuamah lost his life while several others were injured in Thursday afternoon's fatal accident involving the presidential corps.
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It has emerged that the van was a commercial vehicle procured by the presidency without due process on the condition of the van.
This has sparked a debate on the treatment of the journalists who cover activities of the president.
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