Kumawood actor and movie producer, Clement Sarfo, widely known as Papa Kumasi has revealed that most traffic rules and regulations apply better in France than in Ghana.
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Speaking in an interview with the lifestyle and celebrity blogger, Zionfelix, Papa Kumasi stated that motorists in France obey all traffic regulations and adhere to all the rules in order to prevent being caught up with the law.
He explained that motorists in France would always wait for pedestrians to cross the road before they move their vehicles even when the lights are green for them to move their cars to their various destinations.
Compared to Ghana, drivers would shout at pedestrians to move out of the road, and should they would down, they would rain insults on them and blow their horns on them.
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In other news, the former president of Ghana, John Dramani Mahama has paid a visit to Bishop Dag-Heward Mills to mourn with him following the tragic demise of his son, Dr. David Heward-Mills.
It would be vividly recalled that ghgossip.com confirmed the death of the first son of the founder of the Lighthouse Chapel International, Dag-Heward Mills, Dr. David Heward Mills who is based in the United States of America.
The church confirmed the sad demise of Dr. David Heward Mills as they stand with their leader during his darkest times.It is with deep regret and great sorrow that we announce the sudden passing away of David Heward-Mills, after a short illness. David was the first son of our Founder and Presiding Bishop and Episcopal Sister Adelaide Heward -Mills . David was a Medical Doctor working and living in the US. He was 31 years old.
We, also as a church, are heartbroken, however we stand with our leader and his family and believe that God will comfort and see us through this very difficult season. Please respect their privacy during this difficult time. Funeral arrangements will be communicated in due course. We kindly ask that you bear them up in prayer.
