Gabon Titenani a waba nsrahwɛ mu, Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, wɔ Yawoada, Ayɛwohomumɔ 30, hyɛɛ kan Titenani Jerry John Rawlings nkaeɛ anonyam denam nhwiren a ɔde guu ne dada so wɔ dwumadie bi a ɛkɔɔ so wɔ Military Cemetery wɔ Accra a Rawlings fiefoɔ kɔɔ bi no.

Gabon kani no, a ɔbaa Ghana wɔ Benada no, kae sɛ Titenani Rawlings’ ɔdɔ a ɔwɔ ma ne ɔman ne ne nsiammoa ma Abibirem adwuma no yɛ hyɛden ma ɔno ne Gabon mma.

Wɔ nsɛm tiawa bi a wɔkenkan maa no mu no, Titenani Oligui Nguema kae sɛ Titenani Rawlings’ bɔmodenboɔ, akandidoɔ ne ne bata a ɔbata amambu ahofadie, atentenenee ne mpuntuo ho no bɛto so ahyɛ mprempren ne daakye awoɔntoatoasoɔ nkuran.

“Ne nkasa ne ne ntwerɛeɛ aboa pɔtee wɔ Gabon nsakyeraeɛ kwan so nkonimdie mu, a mprempren wɔde yɛ nhwɛsoɔ wɔ ewiase afanaa nyinaa. Mprempren yɛtumi yɛ nea ɛmu da hɔ, asomdwoeɛ ne ahotosoɔ wɔ mu. Mepɛ sɛ mikyia saa ɔbarima kɛseɛ yi mmoa a ɔde bɔɔ adwuma ma Abibirem a ɛyɛ den na ɛyɛ baako,” Gabonese Titenani no kae.

Wɔ dwumadie no ase, a Ɔman Bɔnegyefoɔ Fotufoɔ Prosper Bani, Banbɔ Soafoɔ Abadiakyire Brogya Genfi ne Asraafoɔ Panyin, Lieutenant General William Agyapong kɔɔ bi no, J.J. Rawlings Foundation Panyin, wɔ ne daase nsɛm mu no, de fiefoɔ no ne Ghanafoɔ aseda a ɛmu dɔ koraa kɔmaa Titenani Nguema.

Owuraa Yaa Asantewaa Agyeman-Rawlings nso daa fiefoɔ no aseda a ɛfi akoma mu adi kyerɛɛ Ghana Aban wɔ ne mmoa a ɛto so a ɔde kura Titenani Rawlings nkaeɛ mu.

“Saa anibiam adeyɛ yi yɛ adansedie a ɛkanyan akoma wɔ adamfofa a ɛte hɔ daa a ɛda Ghana ne Gabon mma ntam—adamfofa a Titenani Jerry John Rawlings ne ne berɛ so akandifoɔ tetee no, a ɛgyina obuo a ɛda ntam, Abibirem baakoyɛ, ne anisoadehyeɛ a yɛkyɛ ma yɛn asasepɔn yi mpuntuo so,” J.J. Rawlings Foundation Panyin no kae.

Ɛnnɛ, denam saa nkaeɛ adeyɛ yi so, wɔka kyerɛ yɛn sɛ ɛmfa ho sɛ saa amanyɔfoɔ akɛseɛ no awie wɔn asase so akwantuo no, wɔde asɛdeɛ kronkron a ɛne sɛ yɛbɛkura na yɛahyɛ nkitahodiɛ a wɔhyehyɛeɛ no den ahyɛ yɛn nsa, Owuraa Agyeman-Rawlings kae.

“Mma saa nhwiren yi ngyina hɔ sɛ ahyɛnsodeɛ sɛ anuanom kyɛfaa akyɛdeɛ no aduru mprempren awoɔntoatoasoɔ akandifoɔ nsam wɔ Ghana ne Gabon, a wɔbɛto so ama nkitahodiɛ a ɛda yɛn aman mmienu yi ntam emu adɔ koraa ma yɛn mma mfasoɔ,” Titenani Rawlings babaa a ɔtɔ so mmienu no kyerɛe.

Abusuafoɔ a wɔkɔɔ dwumadie no ase no bi ne abusua panyin, Col (Rtd) Joshua Agbotui, Owuraa Amina Agyeman-Rawlings, Owura Kimathi Agyeman-Rawlings, Owura Fritz Baffour, General Benjamin Kusi ne Owuraa Nana Kobi Agyeman-Prempeh.