Kumawood actor Kwaku Manu recently paid a visit to musicians KK Fosu and Bless at the University of Ghana Medical Centre (UGMC) following a tragic car accident on Saturday, May 25. The accident, which also involved freelance journalist John Claude Tamakloe, happened as they were on their way to perform at a wedding in the Central Region.
During his visit, Kwaku Manu commended former President John Mahama for his role in establishing the UGMC, recognizing it as the most advanced medical center in West Africa. He expressed admiration for the modern facilities and the exceptional medical care provided at the center.
Kwaku Manu emphasized the importance of such a facility in ensuring the health and well-being of Ghanaians, particularly in critical and emergency situations.
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Accompanying Kwaku Manu was Isaac Abeiku Aidoo, CEO of Goodies Music, along with three others.
The driver of the vehicle, Nana Obiri Yeboah, recounted that their Toyota Camry collided head-on with a Benz car after the Benz driver attempted to overtake another vehicle.
KK Fosu and Bless sustained broken legs, with KK Fosu’s injury being particularly severe. Tragically, the accident resulted in the untimely death of blogger John Claude Tamakloe.
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