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Ghanaians should learn lessons from KABA’s death – Kwesi Pratt
The Managing Editor of the Insight newspaper said Ghanaians must watch their diet and health conditions to prevent certain health conditions.
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Speaking on Accra-based Peace FM, Pratt said Ghanaians must watch their diet and health conditions to prevent certain health conditions.
He said he is often sad when he hears a young person has diabetes, cancer and other lifestyle diseases which can be prevented.
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He expressed his condolence to KABA’s family and colleagues.
He said he could understand how they feel now since KABA’s demise is unfortunate and painful.
Pratt further called on the educational sector to commence a vigorous civic education on the need to have a balanced life by helping them know how to gain health and nutrition benefits from things they consume.
KABA died on Saturday, November 18, 2017, at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital following a short illness.
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He was the host of Asempa FM’s popular afternoon political show, ‘Eko Sii Sen’.
He left behind his parents, a wife and a daughter.
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