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A Takoradi-based TV host Michael Osei, also known as Nana Yaw Osei Tenkorang, has been found dead in his room at Takoradi.
The morning show host on New Day TV was scheduled to start work early on Monday, February 5, but failed to appear.
Concerns arose when numerous attempts to reach him via phone went unanswered.
Upon investigation, it was discovered that his home gates were secured, yet his phone continued to ring. With the assistance of other tenants, his room was broken into and he was found motionless on his bed.
Efforts were made to rush him to the hospital, but he was declared dead upon arrival.
The 35-year-old was a fourth-year Public Relations student at Islamic University.
He was known for his experience in the media industry, having previously worked with various local media outlets in Koforidua, including Starr TV.
Expressing profound sorrow, Kwaku Nkansah Obrempon, a close friend of Nana Yaw Osei Tenkorang, lamented, “With a heavy heart, I announce to you the sudden demise of our brother and friend, Michael Osei (Nanasei).
"His lifeless body was found in his room on Monday, 05-02-2024, at his residence in Takoradi. I urge all affected persons to remember the family in prayers as we mourn him.”
Nana Yaw Osei Tenkorang leaves behind a wife and two children, residing in Akyem Tafo, Eastern Region.
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