“Parliament Mourns Departed Colleague: MPs Wear Red in Tribute to Dr. John Kumah”
Today, Members of Parliament convened in solemn attire, draped in shades of red, as a poignant tribute to their late colleague, Dr. John Kumah, MP for the Ejisu Constituency. His sudden passing on Thursday, March 7, sent shockwaves through the parliamentary community and beyond.
The somber mood within the chambers was palpable as MPs, adorned in various shades of red, gathered to honor Dr. Kumah’s memory. His untimely demise, at the age of 45, occurred while he was being transported to Germany for medical treatment.
The display of mourning attire, with some MPs opting for crimson hues while others chose scarlet garments, symbolized the collective grief and respect for Dr. Kumah. His presence in Parliament will be sorely missed, as he was known for his dedication to public service and commitment to his constituents.
As colleagues reflected on Dr. Kumah’s contributions to parliamentary proceedings and his unwavering advocacy for the Ejisu Constituency, the gravity of his loss resonated deeply. Amidst the mourning, there was a shared resolve to honor his legacy by continuing the work he was passionate about, and by upholding the values he embodied.
In commemorating Dr. Kumah’s life and service, Members of Parliament stood united in their sorrow, offering condolences to his family, friends, and constituents. His passing serves as a poignant reminder of the fragility of life and the importance of cherishing every moment. May his soul rest in peace.
The late Dr John Kumah is survived by a wife and six children.
Meanwhile, tributes have been pouring in from the late MP’s colleagues in the New Patriotic Party, Parliament, government as well as the National Democratic Congress (NDC).
