A Ghanaian minister and open vehicle specialist in London has kicked the bucket in the wake of getting the novel Coronavirus.
As indicated by the Evening Standard, minister Kenneth Yeboah was taken to the Newham Hospital on March 24th, where he was determined to have Coronavirus regardless of his family saying that he had no basic medical issues past hypertension.
He died seven days after the fact on April first, his 55th birthday celebration
His better half, Charlotte Yeboah, 51, said her significant other who was a minister at a congregation in Dagenham, had been "vivacious and bubbly" before he was admitted to emergency clinic.
"Not some time before he went into emergency clinic he had been singing in chapel. He had been vivacious and bubbly as usual. It's practically difficult to take in," Mrs Yeboah said after his passing.
"He was an astounding vocalist who was the life and soul of the congregation. He was an awesome dad and spouse, an unfathomable family man. We as a whole miss him to such an extent. Individuals have been calling us from around the globe. He contacted such a large number of individuals' lives. The reaction has been exceptionally moving." she included.
Mr Yeboah, a dad of three who worked for Tower Transit out of the Lea Valley Interchange transport carport, is one of eight transport drivers or controllers who have so far lost their lives while experiencing coronavirus, as indicated by Evening Standard.
As indicated by the Evening Standard, minister Kenneth Yeboah was taken to the Newham Hospital on March 24th, where he was determined to have Coronavirus regardless of his family saying that he had no basic medical issues past hypertension.
He died seven days after the fact on April first, his 55th birthday celebration
His better half, Charlotte Yeboah, 51, said her significant other who was a minister at a congregation in Dagenham, had been "vivacious and bubbly" before he was admitted to emergency clinic.
"Not some time before he went into emergency clinic he had been singing in chapel. He had been vivacious and bubbly as usual. It's practically difficult to take in," Mrs Yeboah said after his passing.
"He was an astounding vocalist who was the life and soul of the congregation. He was an awesome dad and spouse, an unfathomable family man. We as a whole miss him to such an extent. Individuals have been calling us from around the globe. He contacted such a large number of individuals' lives. The reaction has been exceptionally moving." she included.
Mr Yeboah, a dad of three who worked for Tower Transit out of the Lea Valley Interchange transport carport, is one of eight transport drivers or controllers who have so far lost their lives while experiencing coronavirus, as indicated by Evening Standard.
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