Amissah Arthur’s Death Should Be A Great Lesson- Koo Fori

Ghana’s ace actor, Mr. Seth Karikari known in the showbiz as Koo Ofori has advised Ghanaians to humble themselves.
In an interview with hum, he said that late former vice president Kwesi Bekoe Amissah was humble, king, patient, tolerant and approachable.

According to him, late vice president lead good exemplary life to the extend that his funeral even signify the life he came to live on earth and the comment he had for his country.

He made this statement during the funeral service kwesi Amissah Arthur, the former vice president of Ghana at the state house Accra over the week-end.
Even though Ghanaian has loss a great man like Amissah Arthur, “is so painful that we dont valved what we have until we loss it but is my prayer that when the last trumpet sounds on that day, we shall meet you again. ”

He added that, one thing he can remember him most was that he was very humble, obedient , competent and also help to solve critical problems with his country and the community as well.

“In deed we believe only the wise can understand the melody of life but death has caused a big blow to us, and it is with much pain and difficulty that we stand here this day to say good farewell to our beloved leader who had lead a great legacy for his nation, kwesi Amissah, he sadly expressed.

He also uses this opportunity to implore Ghanaians to follow the late vice president Amissah Arthur footsteps by showing humility ,hardworking, kind and must be able to tolerant each other and stay away from things that can lead them to astray and he believes that the good Lord Will never forsake them.

He also encouraged all the national democratic congress(NDC), to take heart is God Who gives and he will see them through.

Late vice president collapsed at the Air force Gym in Accra during a workout and was rushed to 37 military hospital where he was pronounced dear. He was the sixth vice prez of Ghana. He held office from August 6, 2012 until January 12, 2017 under prez John Dramani Mahama. He was also the Governor of bank of Ghana from 2009 to 2012.

He was nominated by prez John Dramani Mahama to be the vice president ,a week after prez Mahama had also sworn in as prez, following the sudden death of John Evans Attah Mills on July 24, 2012.
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