Breaking News: Legon Cities FC Striker Hanson Kwofie Dies in Tragic Accident

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In a devastating turn of events, Legon Cities FC striker Hanson Kwofie was involved in a fatal accident this afternoon. The accident occurred at Dadwen on the Tarkwa to Takoradi road, and tragically, Kwofie died on the spot. Eyewitnesses report that he didn't utter a single word before he passed away instantly.

This heartbreaking news comes as a massive blow to the Ghanaian football community, especially following the recent death of Legon Cities FC goalkeeper William Essu, who passed away just last week Saturday at the University of Cape Coast Hospital. Essu’s untimely death left the team and fans in mourning, and now, with the loss of Kwofie, the grief has deepened immeasurably.

Hanson Kwofie was a well-known figure in the Ghana Premier League. His career saw him playing for several top clubs, including Ashgold, Medeama, and most recently, Legon Cities. Known for his exceptional skill and dedication on the field, Kwofie was not just a player but a source of inspiration to many young footballers in Ghana.

The accident at Dadwen remains under investigation, but initial reports indicate that it was a severe collision. As the news spreads, questions are being raised about the recent tragedies that have befallen Legon Cities FC. Some fans and community members are left wondering if there's a sinister pattern or curse haunting the club. The term "Ebi JuJu" – referring


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