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InterCity STC Boss, Nana Akomea has disclosed circumstances leading to the death of Kumawu MP, Philip Atta Basoah.
"Just last Friday we got information that he got stroke. Unfortunately he lives alone, so around 9:30am his Driver who was in his house to take him to Parliament wasn't hearing from him so together with some people they broke his door since it was locked and found him almost in coma . . ." he narrated to Kwami Sefa Kayi on Peace FMs 'kokrokoo' programme Tuesday morning.
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) Member of Parliament (MP) for Kumawu in the Ashanti Region, Philip Atta Basoah is dead.
The NPP MP passed away in the early hours of Tuesday, March 28, reliable sources told Peacefmonline.
He was 53.
The deceased MP was one of the three absentee MPs last Friday during a critical vote to confirm ministerial appointees of President Akufo-Addo.
Hon Basoah was said to have fallen into a coma and rushed to hospital. He unfortunately gave up the ghost while plans were underway to fly him out of the country for further medical assistance.
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Sad, from the narration it is not advisable to be staying alone. If someone was close to the honourable MP he or she would have detected that all was not well with the MP. At a certain age you need people to be close to you especially in your house. I suspect the late MP's wife and children were back home in Kumawu leaving him alone in Accra. May his soul rest in peace.