Audio By Carbonatix
Koo Fori has taken to social media to post a tribute remembering his late wife who passed away 10 years ago.
The actor born Seth Kwabena Kyere Karikari, reminisced the circumstances that led to the death of his wife who at the time had just welcomed their baby girl.
"You were full of smiles, you gave a full grin as you hold your first baby and you were more than the word happy. I congratulated you and hanged up the phone, not knowing that was your last day on earth!"
Koo Fori in earlier interviews had disclosed his wife had died over what he described as medical negligence in an undisclosed health facility.
According to him, surgical tools were left in his wife’s stomach after a caesarian section.
He explained that the late Mrs Karikari for days suffered severe pains which eventually led to her death.
In his post, the Efiewura actor wrote "Time really flies. Those who saw it could not spill it out, those who heard it could not believe it, it was too sudden they said. It was an extremely disturbing news that is best not described."
He believes that cven though his late wife is no more she is with her family in spirit.

"You’ll forever be remembered by all especially your lovely daughter, Ewurakua. Mary, REST IN PERFECT PEACE."
Latest Stories
-
Dr Bawumia has expressed full confidence in my leadership of Minority – Afenyo-Markin
1 minute -
Police arrest 5 suspects over robbery and murder of gold buyer at Agona Nkwanta
23 minutes -
Pensioners, domestic and Eurobond holders should get credit for debt sustainability, not GoldBod
28 minutes -
Adenta Circuit Court 1 judge cautions lawyers against attacking judges
40 minutes -
GH¢22billion DGPP loss is a deliberate profiteering scheme – Gideon Boako
52 minutes -
Boako questions GoldBod’s GH¢907m profit claim over alleged GH¢1bn BoG overdraft
57 minutes -
Any growth model built on environmental destruction will fail – Prof. Bokpin on galamsey
1 hour -
Macroeconomic stability cannot justify environmental destruction – Prof Bokpin
1 hour -
Ghana’s gold-driven economic gains could vanish within months – Prof Bokpin
1 hour -
Egyptian Ambassador commends Ghana Armwrestling, calls for collaborative development
1 hour -
Ghana risks repeating post-HIPC debt mistakes – Prof Bokpin
1 hour -
Sky Train case: High Court gives Asamoah, Ameyaw-Akumfi until September 23 to file defences
1 hour -
‘The gains are not durable’ – Prof Bokpin warns over Ghana’s gold-driven stability
1 hour -
Ghana’s gold-driven growth model is unsustainable – Prof Bokpin
2 hours -
Australian shark attack victim grateful for ‘second chance at life’
2 hours