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East Legon accident: How 5 Ghanaian Celebrities reacted

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, Ghana Street Journal

The tragic East Legon accident that claimed the lives of Justine Agbenu and Maame Dwomoh Baah has sparked heartfelt reactions from Ghanaian celebrities and social commentators, who have voiced their grief and critiques of the circumstances surrounding the incident.

Here’s a look at five notable responses:

John Dumelo

John dumelo
john dumelo

Actor and politician John Dumelo attended the vigil for the two girls, expressing his condolences in a solemn show of support for the families and community. His quiet, supportive presence underscored the need for comfort during such tragic times, as many gathered to remember Justine and Maame with candles and prayers at the accident site.

Arnold Asamoah-Baidoo

Media personality Arnold Asamoah-Baidoo suggested that the accident was no mere chance occurrence, hinting that the circumstances pointed to deeper issues regarding safety and accountability. His statement highlights concerns that irresponsible driving, perhaps enabled by a lack of oversight, played a role in the tragedy.

Vida Adutwumwaa

Vida Adutwumwaa, a known advocate for community awareness, has called for introspection and heightened safety measures to prevent similar accidents. She reflected on how the tragedy has impacted the community and reiterated the importance of responsible driving, particularly for young, inexperienced drivers.

Manasseh Azure Awuni

Journalist Manasseh Azure Awuni openly criticized Bishop Salifu Amoako following the accident, especially the statement he released claiming his son was not responsible for the deaths. Manasseh’s critique emphasizes the need for accountability and sensitivity from influential figures during times of mourning, and he questioned whether the bishop’s response was appropriate given the families’ grief and the gravity of the situation.

Abena Moet

Abena Moet

Abena Moet, a vocal media figure, also condemned the reaction from Bishop Amoako’s family. She specifically noted that the privilege often afforded to the children of public figures sometimes leads to a lack of responsibility, hinting that “over-pampering” can result in grave consequences, as seen in this case.

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