Ghanaian Man Calls Out Dormaahene Over Kofi Adoma Nwanwani's Case In Video: "Learn From Otumfuo"
- A Ghanaian man has called out Dormaahene over his handling of Kofi Adoma Nwanwani's shooting incident
- In a video, the young man advised Dormaahene to learn from Otumfuo in his handling of Nana Pooley's case
- Netizens who saw the video expressed mixed reactions in the comments section, as some supported the man's comment while others sympathised with Kofi Adoma Nwanwani
A Ghanaian man has expressed his utmost disappointment in Dormahene, Osagyefo Oseadeeyo Agyeman Badu II over his handling of Kofi Adoma Nwanwani's case.
The man who spoke in a TikTok video said he was appalled by Dormaahene's handling of Kofi Adoma's case and urged him to take a cue from the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II.
Source: Facebook
His comment follows Kofi Adoma Nwanwani's first public address on his eye accident, which happened on December 13, 2024.
Kofi was shot in the eye in December 2024, leaving him severely injured. During the press conference, he lamented the impact of the incident on his health and complained of severe headaches.
The talented broadcaster also expressed disappointment in some key personalities who commented on his issue, including the CEO of Angel FM, Vincent Opare, stating that he feels neglected by their comments.
Kofi Adoma also expressed his disappointment in the people of Dormaa and the Dormaahene over their handling of the matter. He was heartbroken that the Dormaahene had been silent since December, while a group from Dormaa held a press conference to make derogatory remarks over his accident.
Kofi's words broke the heart of the young man who vented in his TikTok video. He advised the Dormaahene to learn from Otumfuo who assumed full responsibility for Nana Pooley's death.
The young man noted that although Otumfuo was not at the scene or involved in Pooley's death in any way, Otumfuo demonstrated leadership by accepting responsibility, adopting Nana Pooley's children and putting them on full scholarship.
He entreated the Dormaahene to call Kofi Adoma and his family and commiserate with them to ensure closure.
Watch the video below:
Netizens react to Ghanaian man slamming Dormaahene
Netizens who saw the video of the young man calling out the Dormaahene over his handling of Kofi's case expressed mixed reactions in the comments section.
While some supported the young man's claim, others sympathised with Kofi Adoma and his family.
@KUBBIBROWN wrote:
"Go and ask his disrespectful wife."
@Nana Sarfo wrote:
"Mo mu bi moagyimi paa oo. For this long time, if Dormaahene had talked, aa do u think Kofi’s wife would have done what she did?"
@Gina's cotour wrote:
"They intentionally did it, it was a plot but they will pay for it."
@ShekoLove wrote:
"Hmmm bro say that again."
@Nana Adusei wrote:
"Awurade me da wo ase sɛ me Asanteni Proud Ashanti."
@Simano wrote:
"John Mahama's dumsor affected Kofi's sight."
@Kwasi Ofori wrote:
"Simple! He's from Berekum and Berekum is Asante. That's all there is. Why is he doing this to my brother if I may ask with all due respect."
@rebeccaowusuansah20 wrote:
"Why always Asantes? So, u can't compare yourself to Asantes in everything."
@Thebraber wrote:
"Only Dormaa people can do this 😭I am proud to be an Ashanti citizen."
Kofi Adoma speaks on number of surgeries
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Kofi Adoma Nwanwani opened up about the number of surgeries he's had since his shooting accident in December.
During his first public appearance after the incident, Kofi stated that he's had seven surgeries since the incident.
Netizens who saw the video were heartbroken and expressed their views in the comments section of the viral post.
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