Peter Boamah Otokunor Breaks Silence on Kwame Dzokoto’s Death

The Spokesperson for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Congress Election Committee, Dr Peter Boamah Otokunor, has expressed deep sorrow over the death of entertainer Kwame Dzokoto, describing his passing as a significant loss to the party and the country.

Speaking on Adom TV’s Badwam, Dr Otokunor said he was taken aback by the news because he had spoken with the late entertainer about two weeks earlier and had no indication that he was experiencing any health challenges.

He explained that his wife first informed him of Dzokoto’s death, prompting him to seek confirmation of the report because of their close personal relationship.

Dr Otokunor recalled that Dzokoto had served as the master of ceremonies at his wedding, highlighting the personal bond they shared beyond their political association.

“It was a very difficult one to take, but it was my wife who called me that Kwame has passed. Kwame was someone I was very close to. During my wedding, he was the MC, and so when my wife called to ask if I had heard about Kwame passing, I asked what was wrong with Kwame because there was no sign that he wasn’t well,” he said.

He described the circumstances surrounding the entertainer’s death as particularly painful, noting that the news came as a surprise given their recent communication.

He also reflected on Dzokoto’s dedication to his work and the circumstances in which he died.

The NDC official paid tribute to the late entertainer, describing him as a highly talented and creative individual whose contributions would be missed by the party.

He extended his condolences to Dzokoto’s family and other bereaved loved ones, urging the public to remember the entertainer for his contributions to Ghanaian society and his involvement with the NDC.

Source: https://www.adomonline.com/there-was-no-sign-kwame-dzokoto-wasnt-well-his-death-is-a-big-loss-to-ndc-otokunor/

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