The Akatsi South Branch of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) on Tuesday morning paid a condolence visit to the widow and the family of the late John Kobby Agbanavor popularly known as (Sir Kobby) after the news of his sudden demise went viral.
The details surrounding his death remain undisclosed, but reports indicate that he passed away in the early hours of Monday, the 4th of March, 2024.
The NDC’s Akatsi South Secretary, Hon. Daniel Dagba who led other executive members of the party to visit the family of the former Constituency Communication officer of the party described the late entrepreneur as a brave and dedicated communicator, adding that the NDC fraternity is still grief-stricken over the tragedy.
In a statement signed by Mr. Isaac Kofi Attivor, the party’s Communication officer has also described the late John Agbanavor Kobby as an exceptional communicator who played his role for the party with dedication.
READ THE FULL STATEMENT BELOW.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Passing of Former Communications Officer of The NDC Akatsi South Constituency:
It is with deep sorrow and heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our esteemed former Communications Officer, Mr John Kobby Agbanavor. We extend our heartfelt condolences to his family and friends during this difficult time.
Sir Kobby as affectionately called played a pivotal role in shaping the communication strategies of the NDC party in the Akatsi South Constituency, leaving an indelible mark with his unwavering dedication and exceptional contributions. He was not only a valued colleague but also a true inspiration to those fortunate enough to work alongside him.
We fondly remember his achievements, innovative ideas, and the positive impact he had on the success of our party in the Akatsi South Constituency. His legacy will continue to inspire us as we navigate the future
During this challenging time, let us come together as a community to support one another.
With deepest sympathies,
[SIGNED ]
ISAAC KOFI ATTIVOR
COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER,
NDC AKATSI SOUTH CONSTITUENCY.
