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Actor, Seth Kwabena Kyere Karikari, popularly known as Koo Fori, after a decade of his wife’s death, has revealed what actually killed her.
According to the actor, his wife passed away in 2010 after a C-Section over what he described as medical negligence in an undisclosed health facility.
Speaking in an interview, he disclosed surgical tools were left in his wife’s stomach after the surgery.
He explained that the late Mrs Karikari for days suffered severe pains which eventually led to her death.
“For six days, my wife couldn’t go to the toilet coupled with a swelling stomach so she went back to the hospital where the C-Section was performed but because of the mistake the doctor made, he neglected her and that led to her death,” he claimed.
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