Obuasi: Boy, 3, dies after falling from 3rd floor of NHIS building

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• Tiff 11 years ago

  Omg,what a country!

  Omg,what a country!

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• king FM 11 years ago

  Where was the parent who brought the child? We should not put blame on the NHIS people alone. The parents are responsible too for their ward.. if Ghana Highways construct a new road near your house and a car knock your child ...
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  Where was the parent who brought the child? We should not put blame on the NHIS people alone. The parents are responsible too for their ward.. if Ghana Highways construct a new road near your house and a car knock your child are you going to blame them for contracting the road? It's sad though but we should grow out of this syndrome of blaming others except our irresponsibility. R.I.P boy.

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• ( KOLA outside LONDON ) 11 years ago

  I think the young Boy went to the NHIS building in Obuasi for a NHIS Card and as usual they (NDC corrupt fools) demanded some bribe from the poor Boy who could not afford and as a result the poor Boy decided to take his own l ...
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  I think the young Boy went to the NHIS building in Obuasi for a NHIS Card and as usual they (NDC corrupt fools) demanded some bribe from the poor Boy who could not afford and as a result the poor Boy decided to take his own life. May his Soul Rest in a perfect Peace.

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• Annorwuo 11 years ago

  Who try to influence public opinion unfairly in this country! I find it hard for anybody to deliberately choose to ignore the proximate cause of this unfortunate mishap! It is not as if people[adult sand children of all ages] ...
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  Who try to influence public opinion unfairly in this country! I find it hard for anybody to deliberately choose to ignore the proximate cause of this unfortunate mishap! It is not as if people[adult sand children of all ages] have been falling off from this second floor of this particular building housing the NHIS office!

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• Bobby 11 years ago

  Why blame the authorities? Where was the mother? Let's reason up in a positive way. Everything is being politicised in Ghana. Very bad.

  Why blame the authorities? Where was the mother? Let's reason up in a positive way. Everything is being politicised in Ghana. Very bad.

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• Annorwuo 11 years ago

  Kofi Asante Aning try very hard to play the roles of both a prosecutor and a judge on this sad and unfortunate event!
  How can anybody attempt to pin blame on "authorities"[from the MCE to the District and National officers o ...
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  Kofi Asante Aning try very hard to play the roles of both a prosecutor and a judge on this sad and unfortunate event!
  How can anybody attempt to pin blame on "authorities"[from the MCE to the District and National officers of the NHIS,while ignoring the personal responsibility of the mother of the 3-yr old infant? With a definite pre-determined political agenda in mind,I listened in disgust,how this reporter asked leading questions of officials,including the Obuasi Police Crime Officer,trying to get them to make certain prejudicial statements on air,even before all proper investigations have been conducted! And of course,interspersed with this display of shameful conduct,was the deliberate attempt to exploit the grief-stricken family`s loss of a child,by juxtaposing the on-air cries of the parents,with some of these ridiculous lines of questioning. This country has a long way to go, in my humble opinion!

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