Patrick Osei: Promasidor Ghana’s Marketing Manager, Reportedly Passes Away in a Highway Crash
- Patrick Osei, the Marketing Manager of Promasidor Ghana, was reportedly involved in a car crash on the Koforidua highway
- The fatal car accident, which occurred on Saturday, May 2, 2026, led to the untimely death of the top Promasidor employee
- Ghanaian social media users who watched the video of the accident scene shared condolence messages in the comments section
The Marketing Manager of Promasidor Ghana, Patrick Osei, reportedly passed away in a road accident at Suhyin along the Koforidua-Tafo highway on May 2, 2026.
Reports indicated that the highway crash involving Osei, popularly known as Pomo, happened on Saturday while he was driving in his Kia.
Source: Facebook
Eyewitnesses narrated that Osei was driving in his direction towards Koforidua when a Hyundai H100 moved into his lane while overtaking.
In an attempt to prevent a head-on collision, the Promisador manager lost control of his vehicle, veered off the road and hit the tree.
"It all happened so fast. He tried to avoid the impact, but the car lost control and hit the tree," the witness said.
A relative at the scene confirmed that Osei had left behind a wife and three children, one of whom is just five years old.
He added that the news of his sudden demise has left the family devastated.
Watch the X video below:
Reactions to death of Promasidor's Marketing Manager
YEN.com.gh collated some reactions to the video shared by @The1957News on X.
@GiftyAr09915632 said:
"When you tell them to slow down, they even laugh at u. People won't listen cos of ego and carelessness. If they were not speeding, I guess the devastation would have been less. Why, why, why? Sometimes, even in town, drivers will be speeding as if they are on a mission. Aww."
@Doriginalsource wrote:
"If you advise them about overspeeding, they don’t hear, just drive normally, wherever you are going, you will reach."
@ebenezer_annani said:
"This is sad, tough speed kills, we have been advised, but still. May his soul rest in peace."
@GmnKwasi wrote:
"Let's pray for Promasidor. A year it has been. Lost an engineer to the no bed syndrome, and now a marketing Chief. It is well."
@ArenaAFRIQUE said:
"It is very pathetic to see a young man lose his life in this manner. We wish him glorious activities beyond, but this is also a lesson to all of us to be very careful with the way we speed on our highways. Too much speeding doesn’t guarantee our safety when driving."
@BryanBr56537054 wrote:
"RIP to him. Someone's mistake may have cost his life. But let's not mince words, on almost all of our roads in Ghana, if you're driving above 120 km/h, you may be doing a very stupid thing."
@Your_Blackness said:
"My point, you could be minding your business, yet another business wants you in their business. Left home to make extra bucks, but the family gets news of extra cost, and the breadwinner’s life is lost. RIP."
Source: UGC
Promasidor employee dies after hit-and-run incident
YEN.com.gh also reported that a Promasidor Ghana worker had died after government hospitals allegedly denied him emergency care.
The Ambulance Service outlined the final hours of Charles Amissah's life after his road accident at the Kwame Nkrumah Interchange.
The images of the late Ghanaian as a missing person went viral before his death was announced by his loved ones on social media.
Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
