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Kohwe was not my brother – George Laing clarifies

Host of popular 90s kids TV show, ‘Kyekyekule’, George Laing, popularly known as Uncle George, has dispelled rumours that he is related to the late comic actor, Kofi Laing, also known as Kohwe.

This comes after information circulating on social media alleged that Uncle George is related to the deceased yet neglected him throughout the period of illness until his demise.

But in a press statement, the TV personality said he had no kinship ties with the late actor, as such, the allegation is false and should be disregarded.

“I would like to state categorically that, Kofi Laing was not my brother, neither was he related to me in any way. Also, I had no financial or other obligations towards him.

Neither does he possess shares in the school which is owned by my siblings and I, as has been alleged in other circles,” he said.

The veteran presenter, however, commiserated with the family of Kohwe.

“It is my hope that some of the media houses currently engaged in the needless sensationalism would channel their efforts into celebrating the rich body of work Kofi left behind,” he added.

Read full statement below:

MEDIA RELEASE

Setting the record straight, Kofi Laing and I

Following the unfortunate and untimely demise of veteran actor Kofi Laing also known as Kohwe, certain falsehoods have been peddled by some media houses particularly XYZ TV about myself and my relationship with the deceased. Among others, it has been alleged that he was my brother whom I neglected during his illness.

I would like to state categorically that, Kofi Laing was not my brother, neither was he related to me in any way. Also, I had no financial or other obligations towards him.

Neither does he possess shares in the school which is owned by my siblings and I, as has been alleged in other circles.

I would like to take this opportunity to extend my condolences to the family of Kofi Laing. It is my hope that, some of the media houses currently engaged in the needless sensationalism would channel their efforts into celebrating the rich body of work Kofi left behind.

Signed

George Laing (Kyekyekule)

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