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Dumelo donates items to hospital and widows on his birthday

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3 months ago

February 12, 2022

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Actor turned politician, John Dumelo, has donated some items to widows in the Guan District in the Oti Region.

The donation was in commemoration of his birthday which fell on Thursday, February 3. He donated made in Ghana rice to the residents he visited.

John Dumelo revealed that making donations to widows to commemorate his birthday, is an initiative he took up 10 years ago.

“I always donate to widows on my birthday. Been doing this for the last 10 years. This year was no exception. I donated Made in Ghana bags of rice to widows in the Akpafu area of the Guan District,” he wrote in a post on Twitter.

John Dumelo also donated hospital equipment and other items to the Likpe Bakua Polyclinic, also in the Guan District.

He noted that “healthcare must be accessible and closer to all especially citizens in the Guan district.”

Among other things, he donated suction machines, two nebulizers, oximeters, stethoscopes, liquid soap and sanitizers.

source:pulse.com.gh

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Kumawood actor Osei Tutu is dead

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6 days ago

May 18, 2022

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Kumawood actor reported dead

MP mourns late actor

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Tributes pour in for late actor

Member of Parliament for Old Tafo, Vincent Ekow Assafuah, has paid tribute to late Kumawood actor, Osei Tutu, who has been confirmed dead by colleagues in the movie industry.

Tutu was famed for his role in action movies and appearances in the comedy skits of actor Ras Nene.

The MP for Old Tafo described him as “a man of many characters. A man who gave hope to communities. A man who became a father, a brother, and a friend to all.”

The devastating news has witnessed tons of filmmakers and fans sending in their tributes to the actor who is reported to have passed away after a short illness.

Read the MP’s message on the passing of Tutu

SAD DAY FOR OLD TAFO

It is with a throbbing heart that I speak about the departure of Tutu.

He was a man of many characters. A man who gave hope to communities. A man who became a father, a brother, and a friend to all.

My personal encounter with him through my early days till today has shaped me in many ways I can neither thank him enough nor sing his praise.

I wish you would have lived to see all the great things Old Tafo was about to accomplish which we started together.

I wish you didn’t leave so early breaking the entire Old Tafo constituency.

But who am I to rescue you from the icy hands of death.

How will Dr Likee feel now? Tutu, this isn’t fair to us.

Rest well, old friend and brother.

Old Tafo will forever remember you.

Hon Vincent Ekow Assafuah