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Sad News Hits Ghana Parliament

Ghana’s political landscape is draped in grief following the passing of one of its most revered figures, Ambassador Sam Pee Yalley. The news of his demise has sent shockwaves across the nation, prompting an outpouring of tributes from prominent leaders, including the Speaker of Parliament, Rt. Hon. Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin.

“I am deeply shocked by the sudden departure of my brother,” Speaker Bagbin lamented in a heartfelt Facebook post. He fondly remembered Yalley as a cherished brother, loyal friend, and steadfast comrade.

Bagbin recounted their last exchanges, revealing that on March 29, Yalley had informed him of his admission to Korle Bu Teaching Hospital for surgery. Disturbed by the news, the Speaker immediately offered prayers and sought further updates. The response brought temporary relief: “Rt. Hon, the operation has been successfully completed.”

Their communication continued in the days that followed. Before traveling out of the country, Bagbin sent a message and received warm wishes for a safe journey through Yalley’s son. Their final interaction occurred on April 3, when the late diplomat sent a touching note: “Rt. Hon, Good Morning. You truly showed me that you are a real brother and friend. God richly bless you.”

The Speaker expressed profound devastation upon learning of Yalley’s passing on April 6, confessing he was *“drenched in tears and wrapped in sorrow.”* Yet, amid the pain, he celebrated the legacy of a man he described as courageous, intellectually brilliant, and deeply compassionate.

Extending his condolences to the bereaved family, Bagbin honored Yalley’s immense contributions to the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Ghana, and humanity at large. *“Our son, husband, father, brother, and comrade has fulfilled the purpose for which God sent him to this earth,”* he wrote.

With a solemn farewell, the Speaker bid his final goodbye: “Comrade, nante yie, breu, breu, breu.” (Farewell, rest well, rest well, rest well.)

Ambassador Yalley’s passing leaves a void in Ghana’s political and diplomatic spheres, but his legacy of service, brotherhood, and dedication will forever endure.

Source: Adomonline

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