Akwasi Baffour, the eldest son of the late political icon Akua Donkor, has addressed recent claims surrounding his mother’s death.

Speaking publicly for the first time, Akwasi denied rumors that his mother died from a brief illness, clarifying that she had been in good health, even visiting him in Ejura-Tia just three weeks ago when he fell ill.

Akwasi fondly recalled his mother’s compassion and generosity, qualities he says she embodied till the end. Akua Donkor leaves behind four of her seven children, as three predeceased her.

“Her memory lives on in our hearts, defined by her empathy,” Akwasi shared.

Akua Donkor, the founder and leader of the Ghana Freedom Party, has reportedly passed away at Ridge Hospital in Accra, according to verified sources.

Although details surrounding her death are scarce, her legacy as a trailblazer in Ghanaian politics will undoubtedly endure.

Born in February 1952, Akua Donkor was a cocoa farmer and a passionate advocate for farmers’ and women’s rights.

She was known for her outspoken nature and determination, which earned her a distinctive place in Ghana’s political landscape.

Despite facing numerous challenges, including disqualification from presidential elections, Akua Donkor remained resolute in her pursuit of leadership.

Some of her notable campaign promises included providing free education from primary to secondary level and establishing a free zone at the port of Tema to attract more businesses.

Akua Donkor’s passing marks the end of a unique chapter in Ghanaian politics, and Ghanaians are encouraged to extend their sympathies to her family during this time.

Her courage and conviction will continue to inspire generations to come.

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