Maybe if I had not sent Sarpong, he would be here, but who knows? – Asiedu Nketiah

National Democratic Congress (NDC) Chairman Johnson Asiedu Nketiah, popularly known as General Mosquito, has revealed that he was originally scheduled to be on the helicopter that crashed, killing eight people, including senior government officials.

Speaking at a recent gathering, Mr. Nketiah shared that a last-minute change of plans led to Dr. Sarpong stepping in to represent the NDC at the launch of the Responsible Co-operative Mining and Skills Development Programme (COMSDEP) in Obuasi.

“Allah does what he wants. I was supposed to be on the flight, and last minute, I directed my vice chairman, who is Dr Sarpong, that he should go and stand in for the party, and he accepted it,” he said.

He reflected on the unpredictability of life, urging his audience to see the tragedy through a spiritual lens and to take comfort in their faith.

“In your human ways, you may be thinking that if I had not sent Sarpong, maybe he would be here. But who knows? God might have decided that if this is his time, he will be knocked down by some trotro in Accra. So, we don’t question what Allah wants to do… So, in all things, we give thanks to him,” he said.

His words served as a reminder that while the loss is painful, there are moments in life that are beyond human control and understanding…CONTINUE MORE READING>>>