Kuami Eugene share update on his health: "The love I've received is breathtaking."

For the first time since his accident on Sunday, March 17, musician Kuami Eugene has given an update on his condition.

On Friday, March 28, the musician thanked God, his family, and the University of Ghana Medical Centre personnel for their wonderful care in a message on his Instagram page.

Along with thanking his supporters and the public for their prayers since the event, Kuami Eugene reassured everyone that he is doing fine.

"I want to express my gratitude to God, my family, the UGMC team, and each and every one of you for your kind thoughts, prayers, and deeds of kindness. The love and support I've had have been amazing and above and beyond what I expected.

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He also included a photo of himself in the hospital with the message. He appeared to have a fractured hand because he was seen with a cast.

Nevertheless, he was observed using the equipment in the room while creating music from his hospital bed.
Kuami Eugene was a participant in the collision that happened at CP, near the DSTV office, heading towards the Accra traffic light at Dzorwulu.

Around 11:30 p.m., Emmanuel Ajarfor Abugri, the Editor of the Modern Ghana news portal, who saw the collision, claims to have been directly behind the musician's vehicle.

He clarified that when the musician crashed into the tipper truck from behind, it was moving, although slowly.

He thinks the collision happened because there were not enough street lights on the N1 highway, making it dark, and the tipper truck's absence of a tail light made visibility worse.

He thinks that if Kuami Eugene had been irresponsible and had been speeding, the collision would have been deadly.
Mr. Abugri told Myjoyonline.com that it wasn't until he moved closer to offer assistance that he realised it was the musician in the vehicle with one male passenger.

According to Mr. Abugri, when other drivers pulled over, some offered to bring Kuami Eugene and his passenger to the hospital, while he waited for the police to show along, provided them with his account, and gave them the tripper truck driver.

Prof. Dr. Ernest Yorke, Vice President of the Ghana Medical Association (GMA), has confirmed that Kuami Eugene's health status on social media following his accident was reported by a phoney doctor.

Fans became alarmed after Amina Haarun stated on social media that the singer's health was not looking good and urged people to pray for the performer.

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Dr. Yorke claims, however, that following inquiries, the GMA was unable to locate any Dr. Amina Haarun in the University of Ghana Medical School records, the facility where Kuami Eugene was admitted.
Additionally, Prof. Yorke stated on Monday JoyFM's Super Morning Show that she is neither registered with the GMA or on the list of doctors maintained by the regulatory body, The Medical and Dental Council.

"We can say that she is not a medical doctor because she is not affiliated with any of these institutions," he stated.

"Therefore, it appears to be an imposter who is discrediting doctors and trying to tarnish the reputation of the medical field," the person said.