Former Greater Accra Regional Minister, Hon Titus Glover, has broken down in tears once again for the eight gallant men who died in the helicopter crash.
Titus Glover, this time, broke down at the state funeral for the eight who died in the August 6 helicopter crash.
In a viral video, Titus Glover could not hold back his tears as tributes were being read for the fallen heroes.
The former Accra Regional Minister had earlier broken down in tears together with media personality Omanhene Kwabena Asante and Member of Parliament for Twifo Atti Morkwa in the Central Region, David T. Vondee.
In the viral video, Omanhene Kwabena Asante, Hon. Titus Glover, and Vondee break down in uncontrollable tears as they mourn the tragic losses from the devastating helicopter crash.
Omanhene Kwabena Asante, who usually engages with some of the victims of the tragic accident in his line of duty as a broadcaster, could not hold back his sadness on his show Badwam.
Former member of parliament Titus Glover, in the viral video, broke down uncontrollably, crying bitterly.
Also, David T. Vondee lamented how the human remains of the fallen heroes were being carried away in a sack of cocoa bags.
John Mahama, during his tribute at the State Funeral, announced the creation of an Educational Children’s Support Fund to cater for the schooling of the victims’ children.
The victims children will be catered for from primary to the university level.
President Mahama also announced the posthumous promotion of three Ghana Armed Forces personnel who perished in the August 6 helicopter crash.
John Mahama described the fallen servicemen as true patriots who paid the ultimate price in the line of duty.
Speaking at the state funeral held in their honour on Friday, John Mahama stated, “Accordingly, I have approved the following. Squadron Leader Peter Bufami Anala is promoted to the rank of Wing Commander. Flying Officer Manaen Twum Ampadu is promoted to the rank of Flight Lieutenant. Sergeant Ernest Addo is promoted to the rank of Flight Sergeant.
In addition, in a solemn and emotional ceremony on Friday, August 15, the final six victims of the helicopter crash were buried at the Military Cemetery in Tse Addo, Greater Accra Region.
Meanwhile, Dr. Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed and Alhaji Limuna Muniru Mohammed were buried on August 10.
Today, Dr Edward Omane Boamah, the Defence Minister, Samuel Aboagye, National Democratic Congress (NDC) Vice Chairman, Dr. Samuel Sarpong, Squadron Leader Peter Bafemi Anala, Flying Officer Manin Twum-Ampadu, and Sergeant Ernest Addo Mensah were also laid to rest at the Military Cemetery.
Watch the video below:
Former Greater Accra Regional Minister, Hon. Titus Glover, broke down in tears at the state funeral for the eight gallant men who died in the helicopter crash. pic.twitter.com/Qjy7O1WwOl
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