According to Kenneth Agyapong, Wofa instantly sought assistance to be rushed to the hospital after being unconscious, but they had to deal with heavy traffic on the way.

He said that when they finally got to the hospital, it was too late.

We traveled to the hospital in two automobiles, and thanks to the double danger lights, we were able to pass past the office area and reach Okponglo. There was no one ready to move aside for us, not with the hazards on and the constant honking.

“I exited the vehicle, removed my shoes, and hurried across the center of the road to motion to other vehicles to give us space. Nobody gave a damn about us even with that.

To tell the truth, I learned yesterday that there are some truly evil drivers. I say this because they would have yielded if it had been a Land Cruiser. To transport him to the hospital, our two cars had to horn through,” he explained.

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