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Promasidor Ghana marketing manager killed in Koforidua highway crash
May 3, 2026
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Promasidor Ghana marketing manager killed in Koforidua highway crash

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Key Points

  • Patrick Osei, known as Pomo, Promasidor Ghana's Marketing Manager for four key regions, has died.
  • He was involved in a fatal road crash at Suhyin on the Koforidua–Tafo Highway on Saturday, May 2, 2026.
  • The accident occurred when a Hyundai H400 attempting to overtake a motorcycle veered into his lane.
  • Mr. Osei swerved to avoid a head-on collision, crashing his vehicle into a tree and dying at the scene.
  • He was a well-known figure in Ghana's business and marketing circles, responsible for critical operational regions.

Why This Matters

The tragic death of a senior business executive highlights the persistent and severe road safety challenges in Ghana, which continue to claim valuable lives and impact businesses. This incident underscores the human and economic costs of road accidents, potentially affecting Promasidor Ghana's regional marketing operations and drawing attention to the urgent need for stricter traffic enforcement and improved road infrastructure across the country.

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