- DKB clarified details of Funny Face’s accident at Kasoa Kakraba Junction.
- Five people, including two children, were reportedly hit, but there were no fatalities.
- Early reports suggesting death and intoxication were refuted by DKB.
- DKB praised the Ghana Police for quick intervention to prevent further risk.
- He stressed the importance of responsible reporting and avoiding unverified claims.
- Funny Face has recently returned to public view after mental health treatment.
- His depression is reportedly connected to conflicts over access to his children
Ghanaian comedian Derick Kobina Bonney, popularly known as DKB, has provided clarity regarding the recent accident involving fellow comic Funny Face at Kasoa Kakraba Junction in the Greater Accra Region. Contrary to early reports suggesting fatalities, DKB confirmed that no one died in the incident.
The accident occurred on Sunday night, March 24, when Funny Face reportedly hit five people, including two children. Initial eyewitness accounts claimed the comedian was intoxicated and that at least one person had died. DKB refuted these claims, stating that he remained at the scene until 2 a.m. on Monday and can confirm there were no fatalities.
DKB commended the Ghana Police for their prompt intervention, which prevented further danger. He also emphasized the importance of accurate reporting, urging the public to avoid spreading unverified information.
Funny Face, who recently completed treatment at a mental health facility, has been open about his struggles with depression. His condition is believed to be linked to tensions regarding access to his children, as he has expressed frustration over being denied visitation by their mother.
