John Kumah Was Poisoned Alongside Chairman Wontumi, Andy Appiah Kubi, and Others
John Kumah Was Poisoned Alongside Chairman Wontumi, Andy Appiah Kubi, and Others
Ghanaian Deputy Finance Minister John Kumah has died at the age of 45. Kumah was scheduled to contribute to the Budget debate on Thursday and Friday.
However, his health deteriorated during a visit to his constituency, Ejisu, for the Independence anniversary. An ambulance was mobilized to transport him to Accra, where he was pronounced dead.
His remains have been deposited at the 37 Military Hospital in Accra. Kumah left behind a wife, Apostle Mrs. Lilian Kumah, and six children.
The shocking revelation has emerged that John Kumah, alongside Chairman Wontumi, Andy Appiah Kubi, and several other individuals, fell victim to poisoning. This distressing news has sent shockwaves through the community and raised concerns about the safety and security of public figures.
The circumstances surrounding this alleged poisoning have sparked widespread speculation and concern. There is a growing clamor for a comprehensive investigation to uncover the truth behind this troubling incident.
As the story continues to develop, there is a growing consensus that swift action is necessary to ensure that those responsible for this heinous act are identified and brought to justice.
After his death, conspiracy theories have emerged, with some people claiming that he was poisoned.
A video of an old woman raising curses on Kumah has surfaced, with the woman accusing him of stealing her land to build a project on it.
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