Richard Ahiagbah’s accident reminds me of Ferdinand Eyim, an NPP stalwart who died in a ghastly accident on the Accra-Kumasi road on his way to carry out the party activity. It’s unfortunate both have to go through such painful events! We thank God for Richard’s life. At this point in Ghana’s development, I still find it hard to understand why no govt has been able to dualize the Accra-Kumasi road and why roads in Ghana are generally without street lights. Richard Ahiagbah is still alive, may have received calls from the president etc what about those 1000s of Ghanaians who don’t have access to preferential care when they’re involved in road accidents? Anyway, welcome back Richard to doing what you do best, articulate communicator!
Richard Ahiagbah’s accident reminds me of Ferdinand Eyim, an NPP stalwart who died in a ghastly accident on the Accra-Kumasi road on his way to carry out the party activity. It’s unfortunate both have to go through such painful events! We thank God for Richard’s life. At this point in Ghana’s development, I still find it hard to understand why no govt has been able to dualize the Accra-Kumasi road and why roads in Ghana are generally without street lights. Richard Ahiagbah is still alive, may have received calls from the president etc what about those 1000s of Ghanaians who don’t have access to preferential care when they’re involved in road accidents? Anyway, welcome back Richard to doing what you do best, articulate communicator!