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“There was no sign Kwame Dzokoto wasn’t well; his death is a big loss to NDC” – Otokunor

Dr Peter Boamah Otokunor, Spokesperson for the NDC Congress Election Committee, has described the death of Kwame Dzokoto as a painful loss, saying the late entertainer died in the line of duty while doing what he loved most. Speaking on Adom TV’s Badwam, Dr Otokunor said he was shocked to learn of Dzokoto’s death because […]

“There was no sign Kwame Dzokoto wasn’t well; his death is a big loss to NDC” – Otokunor

Dr Peter Boamah Otokunor, the Spokesperson for the NDC Congress Election Committee, expressed his deep sorrow over the passing of Kwame Dzokoto. Dr Otokunor stated that the talented entertainer died while fulfilling his passion, and his death was a significant loss to the NDC. He became aware of Dzokoto's demise through his wife, who informed him that the late entertainer had passed away.

Dr Otokunor was taken aback by the news, as he had last spoken to Dzokoto approximately two weeks prior and had no reason to believe he was unwell. The late entertainer was close to Dr Otokunor, having served as the MC at his wedding. Dzokoto's death was particularly painful due to the sudden and unexpected nature of the news. Dr Otokunor emphasized that the NDC has lost a significant talent with Kwame Dzokoto's passing, describing him as a creative and gifted individual.

He praised the deceased for his contributions to both the country and the NDC, extending his condolences to the bereaved family.

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