Former Presidential staffer and aide to former president John Dramani Mahama, Stan Dogbe, has lashed out to Okyehene Amoatia Ofori Panin of not helping the late Vice President Paa Kwesi Amissah-Arthur.
According to Stan Dogbe, the Okyehene is been insensitive to the plight of the family of the late vice president and rather jumping from public events to give accounts of how the stateman died.
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Mr. Dogbe who couldn’t fathom to why the chief would be passing comments whiles the family of the deceased are yet to do so took to social media and shared.
“He (Okyehene) should cease the recklessness of seeking cheap popularity by going to public events and seeking to share coloured stories.”
“He had a luxury vehicle there, and many others had their cars there, if he had a good heart and a spirit of helping others, maybe; just maybe, he would have sent him to the hospital in his car.” he added.
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Find Stan Dogbe’s full post:
Someone should please tell the chief that he was not the only one present when the tragedy struck our late boss and VP of this country to go around talking.
He had a luxury vehicle there, and many others had their cars there, if he had a good heart and a spirit of helping others, maybe; just maybe, he would have sent him to the hospital in his car.
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He should cease the recklessness of seeking cheap popularity by going to public events and seeking to share coloured stories. Granted that he was sent to the hospital in someone’s vehicle, a pick-up, is the back seat of the vehicle the bucket of the pick-up as his statement sort to portray?
Which gym in this country has a standby ambulance anyway?
Your ‘son’, Nana Addo is watching on as the National Ambulance Service collapses… deal with it and leave the family of our late boss to mourn their son, husband, grandpa, father, uncle and relation.