What caused the cardiac arrest?
These affluent young men are dying of cardiac arrest.I was mourning Komla genuinely when Richard Jonah also died of the same CARDIAC Arrest then I said wait a minute
What caused the cardiac arrest?
These affluent young men are dying of cardiac arrest.I was mourning Komla genuinely when Richard Jonah also died of the same CARDIAC Arrest then I said wait a minute
Frank 10 years ago
Efo Kofi, with his usual "toli". I enjoy reading it a lot. Yes indeed, not even death could spare us with our political affilliations. How sad that today, we are no more our brothers keepers but persecutors, even going to the ... read full comment
Efo Kofi, with his usual "toli". I enjoy reading it a lot. Yes indeed, not even death could spare us with our political affilliations. How sad that today, we are no more our brothers keepers but persecutors, even going to the extend to jubilate over the death of our political opponents. Lord have Mercy on mother Ghana.
Atta Owusu 10 years ago
Kofi Sapathy's article is not TOLI. Do you know what TOLI means? It is an exaggerated lies said in a joking matter to make people laugh. Frank I want to let you know that Kofi is a serious so Frank come again.
Kofi Sapathy's article is not TOLI. Do you know what TOLI means? It is an exaggerated lies said in a joking matter to make people laugh. Frank I want to let you know that Kofi is a serious so Frank come again.
Yaw 10 years ago
Your have given a rich history of the BBC and something on Komla Dumor. I thought you would have stayed the course but you brought some polotics into it exposing your political colours and thus making your article nonsensical ... read full comment
Your have given a rich history of the BBC and something on Komla Dumor. I thought you would have stayed the course but you brought some polotics into it exposing your political colours and thus making your article nonsensical. Who told you Prof Mills was very sick? Check yourself right now, are you very healthy?
Tomi 10 years ago
Yaw, I don't think the writer is partial. You think he is NPP man? I think he deplores the politicization of Dumor's death but you know everything is politicized in Ghana!
Yaw, I don't think the writer is partial. You think he is NPP man? I think he deplores the politicization of Dumor's death but you know everything is politicized in Ghana!
Mighty man 10 years ago
Infact the article is timely. His name should not only be named after a street in his village but a school block or a hall must be named after him. He is a complete hero and he will never be forgotten.
Infact the article is timely. His name should not only be named after a street in his village but a school block or a hall must be named after him. He is a complete hero and he will never be forgotten.
Blaa Atta 10 years ago
You are right, Mighty man. I also feel that GIJ must institute Komla Dumor memorial lectures in the hero's honour.
You are right, Mighty man. I also feel that GIJ must institute Komla Dumor memorial lectures in the hero's honour.
Axis 10 years ago
He symbolized what every parent wanted in a son, what every woman and children wanted in a husband and daddy, and what every family and country wanted in a relation and citizen. He had it all: good upbringing, education, car ... read full comment
He symbolized what every parent wanted in a son, what every woman and children wanted in a husband and daddy, and what every family and country wanted in a relation and citizen. He had it all: good upbringing, education, career, hardwork, zeal for life and decency.
At the prime of his life, people were expecting more fruit and icing on the cake.
To many, it was thus a horrific blow to see such potential painfully sniff out and nose-dive.
AFRICAAAAAA 10 years ago
Axis are you sure about that? Did you know this guy personally? He wasn't a very happy guy in the weeks and months preceding his demise. Lets raise the bar and standards.
Axis are you sure about that? Did you know this guy personally? He wasn't a very happy guy in the weeks and months preceding his demise. Lets raise the bar and standards.
Axis 10 years ago
Have you ever been in a situation where you are surrounded by hypocrites and backstabbers? Braving it up to face them each day with a smile because you have a job to do and a family to feed?
Have you ever been in a situation where you are surrounded by hypocrites and backstabbers? Braving it up to face them each day with a smile because you have a job to do and a family to feed?
Kwesi 10 years ago
It seems you'll agree with the writer that Ghana is searching for heroes if we are now saying an ordinary newsreader is our hero. Will that be the case?
It seems you'll agree with the writer that Ghana is searching for heroes if we are now saying an ordinary newsreader is our hero. Will that be the case?
AFRICAAAAAA 10 years ago
I have no doubt in my mind that this gentleman reached heights only accessible to few but we need to be careful when we start seeing him as a national hero. He was a journalist at a broadcasting house that has seen better day ... read full comment
I have no doubt in my mind that this gentleman reached heights only accessible to few but we need to be careful when we start seeing him as a national hero. He was a journalist at a broadcasting house that has seen better days. Yes he was a newsreader but that's pretty much it. I watched his interview with Pres. Bill Clinton and it was painful to watch. You could tell Bill Clinton couldn't wait for the interview to be over. He was good but he wasn't that great. We need to be careful with setting standards. More than anything else, we need scientists, mathematicians, physicians, geologists and the likes. Yes, he was a journalist and a nice guy but that was pretty much it. Nuff Respect to him and may his soul rest in peace!
Axis 10 years ago
If there's anything to learn, it is that hardwork and decency can elevate a person from humble beginnings to the top of one's game.
This is one of the lessons the young man's life, though short, portrayed to the world.
If there's anything to learn, it is that hardwork and decency can elevate a person from humble beginnings to the top of one's game.
This is one of the lessons the young man's life, though short, portrayed to the world.
AFRICAAAAAA 10 years ago
And your point exactly???
Tweaaaaa.....May Komla Dumor respect in peace again.
And your point exactly???
Tweaaaaa.....May Komla Dumor respect in peace again.
Barbara Mould 10 years ago
I can't stop crying for Komla Dumor since his death nearly two months ago .I have a daughter born the same year as him.his smile on B B B C news made my day as a Ghanian Komla rest in peace.
I can't stop crying for Komla Dumor since his death nearly two months ago .I have a daughter born the same year as him.his smile on B B B C news made my day as a Ghanian Komla rest in peace.
Jacob Farma 10 years ago
After reading through this article, I now realized that Africa is really important to other continents. After producing such heroes, but yet still, they (The West) are still looking down on us.
This man was a real non-politi ... read full comment
After reading through this article, I now realized that Africa is really important to other continents. After producing such heroes, but yet still, they (The West) are still looking down on us.
This man was a real non-political hero Ghana has ever produced.
We love you brother, but God loves you most. May your Gentle Soul Rest In Perfect Peace!
Jacob Farma.
Freetown, Sierra Leone.
Abiba 10 years ago
Indeed sad! may his soul rest in pe
ace.May God comfort nd cosole his children,wife and family members.hmmm What a world.
Indeed sad! may his soul rest in pe
ace.May God comfort nd cosole his children,wife and family members.hmmm What a world.
What caused the cardiac arrest?
These affluent young men are dying of cardiac arrest.I was mourning Komla genuinely when Richard Jonah also died of the same CARDIAC Arrest then I said wait a minute
Efo Kofi, with his usual "toli". I enjoy reading it a lot. Yes indeed, not even death could spare us with our political affilliations. How sad that today, we are no more our brothers keepers but persecutors, even going to the ...
read full comment
Kofi Sapathy's article is not TOLI. Do you know what TOLI means? It is an exaggerated lies said in a joking matter to make people laugh. Frank I want to let you know that Kofi is a serious so Frank come again.
Your have given a rich history of the BBC and something on Komla Dumor. I thought you would have stayed the course but you brought some polotics into it exposing your political colours and thus making your article nonsensical ...
read full comment
Yaw, I don't think the writer is partial. You think he is NPP man? I think he deplores the politicization of Dumor's death but you know everything is politicized in Ghana!
Infact the article is timely. His name should not only be named after a street in his village but a school block or a hall must be named after him. He is a complete hero and he will never be forgotten.
You are right, Mighty man. I also feel that GIJ must institute Komla Dumor memorial lectures in the hero's honour.
He symbolized what every parent wanted in a son, what every woman and children wanted in a husband and daddy, and what every family and country wanted in a relation and citizen. He had it all: good upbringing, education, car ...
read full comment
Axis are you sure about that? Did you know this guy personally? He wasn't a very happy guy in the weeks and months preceding his demise. Lets raise the bar and standards.
Have you ever been in a situation where you are surrounded by hypocrites and backstabbers? Braving it up to face them each day with a smile because you have a job to do and a family to feed?
It seems you'll agree with the writer that Ghana is searching for heroes if we are now saying an ordinary newsreader is our hero. Will that be the case?
I have no doubt in my mind that this gentleman reached heights only accessible to few but we need to be careful when we start seeing him as a national hero. He was a journalist at a broadcasting house that has seen better day ...
read full comment
If there's anything to learn, it is that hardwork and decency can elevate a person from humble beginnings to the top of one's game.
This is one of the lessons the young man's life, though short, portrayed to the world.
And your point exactly???
Tweaaaaa.....May Komla Dumor respect in peace again.
I can't stop crying for Komla Dumor since his death nearly two months ago .I have a daughter born the same year as him.his smile on B B B C news made my day as a Ghanian Komla rest in peace.
After reading through this article, I now realized that Africa is really important to other continents. After producing such heroes, but yet still, they (The West) are still looking down on us.
This man was a real non-politi ...
read full comment
Indeed sad! may his soul rest in pe
ace.May God comfort nd cosole his children,wife and family members.hmmm What a world.