It’s hard hitting, but God knows best, let’s not lose our faith – Kessben TV’s Bonez reacts to Adansi Helicopter crash
Mr. Bonez, host of Kessben TV’s popular entertainment show, has reacted to the recent Helicopter crash at Adansi Akrofuom in the Ashanti Region on Wednesday.
Speaking on Music Plus on Kessben TV a few hours after the sudden news, he expressed sorrow but also made a national call to endure, to trust, and to find healing in unity and belief.
“We are heartbroken, we are confused, but we are not without hope,” he said during his broadcast. “Let’s hold onto our faith, let’s support the families, and let’s continue to believe that even in this darkness, God’s will prevails.”
The nation is mourning the loss of some of its most dedicated public servants:
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Dr. Edward Omane Boamah, Minister for Defence – A leading figure in national security and healthcare, known for his passionate public service and voice in national discourse.
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Alhaji Dr. Ibrahim Murtala Mohammed, Minister for Environment – A visionary advocate for environmental sustainability and a respected statesman.
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Alhaji Muniru Mohammed, Acting Deputy National Security Coordinator – Known for his integrity and leadership in matters of national safety.
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Dr. Samuel Sarpong, Vice Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) – A pillar of the party who played critical roles in strategy and grassroots mobilization.
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Mr. Samuel Aboagye, Former Parliamentary Candidate – A rising political voice and servant of the people, remembered for his accessibility and passion for youth development.
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Squadron Leader Peter [surname withheld], Pilot – A seasoned airman entrusted with top-level flights.
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Flying Officer Twum Ampadu, Co-pilot – Young but highly competent, described by peers as a future leader in aviation.
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Sergeant Ernest Addo, Flight Engineer – A technical expert and unsung hero of the Air Force, deeply respected by colleagues.
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