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Ghanaian actor Seth Kwame Dzokoto dies after collapsing live on air

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Ghanaian actor, comedian, presenter and politician Seth Kwame Dzokoto has died after suffering a medical emergency during a live morning programme. He collapsed during a debate on Oman Nkoso before dying in hospital, according to Owass FM, cited by the Ghanaian Times.

Ghanaian comedian and media personality Seth Kwame Dzokoto has died after suffering a medical emergency during a live morning radio programme on Owass FM, the station’s management announced. He was taking part in a panel discussion on the programme “Oman Nkoso” when he collapsed.

The radio team took him to hospital, where a doctor pronounced him dead on arrival, according to Owass FM. The station offered its condolences to his family, loved ones and colleagues. It also called on the public and media to respect the family’s mourning and not to circulate unverified information about the circumstances of his death.

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