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Shut your mouth! - KABA's family tells staff of Multimedia
Some colleagues and friends of the late broadcaster have taken to social media to post comments that suggest that someone might have been behind KABA’s death.
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Some colleagues and friends of the late broadcaster have taken to social media to post comments that suggest that someone might have been behind KABA’s death.
But the family of the deceased said such comments are not needed at this time, considering the family is still grieving over their loss.
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In an interview with Accra-based Kasapa FM, a spokesperson for KABA’s Family, George Darko said: “To be very frank with you, the family is not the least happy with what some of his colleagues and friends are doing. This is because Kwadwo (KABA) is a Christian, as Christians when we die we die in the Lord, and we don’t go behind the scenes to look for what might have caused our relatives death. We rather give thanks to God. Some people are saying he died from stress, hypertension, diabetes, juju is not true.
“God brought Kwadwo into this world and he took him back when he was 37 years old and we have no issue with that. Even Jesus our Savior whom we believe in as Christians died at age 33. So these claims over his cause of death must stop. We beg his former colleagues and friends, KABA has died in the Lord and so we beg them they should shut their mouths. Let’s all with one accord and in love see our departed brother off in peace. This is a passionate appeal.”
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