Kofi Asare Brako: Veteran Sports Journalist Opens Up About His Journey of Healing and Faith
- Famous sports journalist Kofi Asare Brako has revealed he suffered a debilitating stroke
- Brako tearfully testified live on a radio station, expressing deep regret for not accepting Jesus Christ earlier in his life
- Brako is on a new mission of spreading hope, faith, and God's message
Veteran Ghanaian sports journalist Kofi Asare Brako has shared his personal journey of battling a stroke and making a remarkable recovery.
Renowned for his insightful football commentary on stations like Asempa FM and Atinka FM, Brako, also known as Abatey, explained the true reason for his prolonged absence from the media in a heartfelt interview with Accra-based Peace FM.
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Fighting back tears, Brako disclosed that his sudden disappearance from the media scene was due to a debilitating stroke that left him physically incapacitated.
“I could not walk, I could not talk or do anything. People had to lift me to sit in a wheelchair,” he recounted, his voice breaking with emotion.
Kofi Asare Brako's battle with stroke
Once a dynamic and vocal figure in Ghanaian sports journalism, Brako was confined to a wheelchair, unable to perform even basic tasks on his own.
The stroke drastically altered the trajectory of his life and career.
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The vibrant commentator found himself isolated, silenced, and wrestling with despair.
“It was a painful and lonely journey. I felt hopeless, and in those dark moments, I questioned everything, including my faith.” Brako said.
Kofi Asare Brako's divine intervention
In his moment of desperation, Brako said he cried out to God, seeking answers and help. According to him, it was during one of his lowest points that he had a spiritual encounter that changed everything.
“I heard a voice that said, ‘Kofi, relax, and let me prepare you. I brought you into this to see my greatness and I will redeem you,’” he said, recalling the moment as he wept live on air.
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The Ghanaian journalist interpreted this experience as a divine message of hope and restoration. From that day forward, he began to put his trust in God, which he believes was the beginning of his healing journey.
Watch weeping Kofi Asare share his testimony in the video below.
Kofi Asare Brako healed from a stroke
Against the odds and with much prayer, Brako began to recover. Today, he says he is completely healed, walking, talking, and eager to return to the life he once knew, but this time with a renewed purpose.
“Now that I am healed, I fully believe in Him. I want to testify about God’s goodness to everyone worldwide. I regret not accepting Christ earlier in my life,” he said.
His testimony has resonated deeply with many listeners, particularly those who have followed his career and admired his contributions to sports broadcasting in Ghana.
Kurt Okraku sues Ghanaian sports journalist Atta Poku
YEN.com.gh earlier reported Ghana Football Association President Kurt Okraku's defamation lawsuit against Sompa FM's sports journalist Atta Poku.
The GFA President, also a CAF Vice-President, per the Ghana FA, is seeking about GHC 30 million in damages after accusing a Kumasi presenter of making defamatory statements against him.
Source: YEN.com.gh
