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Three-year-old Nana Yaw, who is alleged to have lost his life in a car crash involving Ghanaian actor Kwadwo Nkansah, has been buried.
The actor, also known as Lil Win, is said to have been driving at high speed and crashed into the vehicle that had the three-year-old and his father, Jacob Kofi Ampomah.
Nana Yaw and his father were rushed to a nearby hospital and later transferred to the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital, where the little boy passed away.
Mr Ampomah received treatment at the hospital’s emergency unit for a leg fracture sustained in the accident.
His vehicle, which was severely damaged in the crash, is now in police custody for investigation.
A relative of the deceased, in an interview with the Accra-based station, said the family is considering legal action and has expressed concern about the lack of attention given to the victims at the accident scene, while the focus was on the actor.
The accident occurred when the actor was en route to the premiere of 'A Country Called Ghana' movie in Kumasi.
Lil Win has since expressed his gratitude to God for surviving the gruesome car accident
The actor made his first statement on the accident at the movie premier hours after the accident had occurred.
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