A report from Yawanews states that Dr. Kwaku Oteng, CEO of Angel TV, was moved to tears after witnessing the current condition of veteran journalist Kofi Adomah. This emotional moment took place during a visit to Kofi, who has been battling serious health problems in recent weeks.
According to sources close to the journalist, Kofi Adomah, well-known for his bold journalism and significant impact on the Ghanaian media landscape, has been struggling with an undisclosed illness that has affected his health. His appearance has reportedly changed significantly, raising concerns among both fans and colleagues.
Dr. Kwaku Oteng, who has worked closely with Kofi in the past, was visibly shaken by the sight of the journalist’s condition. Onlookers say the Angel TV director was clearly upset and sought comfort from those around him. He expressed deep sorrow over the situation and reassured Kofi of his continued support during this difficult time.
Many Ghanaians have taken to social media to express their concerns and send their well-wishes to Kofi Adomah. The journalist, who previously worked at Angel FM before founding Kofi TV, is known for his in-depth investigations and powerful interviews. His ongoing health struggles have shocked many of his followers, who have inundated social media with requests for prayers and support.
Colleagues in the media industry have also shown their support, with some visiting him and others sending messages of encouragement. Some figures have urged Ghanaians to keep Kofi Adomah in their thoughts and prayers, emphasizing the importance of supporting those who have dedicated their lives to educating and informing the public.
Despite the concerns surrounding his health, many remain hopeful for Kofi Adomah’s quick recovery. Dr. Kwaku Oteng’s emotional response highlights the deep worry within the media community regarding the journalist’s condition.
At present, supporters and well-wishers are awaiting an official update on his health, focusing on offering their assistance and prayers as Kofi Adomah faces this challenging period.
