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Government has pledged to support the family of presidential correspondent, Samuel Nuamah to ensure he gets a befitting burial.
The 37-year old Presidential Correspondent perished in a motor accident whilst returning from a presidential assignment on Thursday.

The late Samuel Nuamah
Communications Minister, Dr. Omane Boamah made the commitment when he led a government delegation to see his parents on Friday.
Mother of the deceased, Georgina Opoku spoke with JoyNews about his son, Samuel, a breadwinner to the family.
Hannah Odame was there for JoyNews.
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