Legendary Ghanaian musician K.K. Fosu, has apologized for his absence at blogger Jean Claude Tamakloe’s burial service.
In a statement issued, K.K. Fosu – who was traveling with Jean Claude Tamakloe in a car at the time of the accident which claimed the latter’s life – clarified some “misinformation.”
Below is his statement:
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