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Kwame Dzokoto Reportedly Dies After Collapsing at Radio Station

Ghanaian actor and comedian Seth Kwame Dzokoto, popularly known for his role as Judge Koboo in the television series Efiewura, has reportedly died after collapsing during a radio programme in the Western Region.

The 51-year-old entertainer was said to have collapsed while participating in a show at Owass Radio in the Tarkwa-Nsuaem Municipality on Thursday, October 22, 2026.

Reports indicate that he was rushed to a hospital in Tarkwa, where he was pronounced dead on arrival.

A source within the National Democratic Congress (NDC), of which Dzokoto was a member, reportedly disclosed the development.

His reported death comes weeks after photographs showing him looking unwell circulated widely on social media, raising concerns about his health.

In September 2026, Dzokoto strongly dismissed rumours claiming that he had died or was critically ill. He subsequently addressed the public to reassure his fans and family that the reports were false.

A Household Name

Dzokoto established himself as a familiar face in Ghanaian entertainment through his work in television, comedy, radio broadcasting and voice-over production.

He earned widespread recognition for playing Judge Koboo in Efiewura, one of Ghana’s popular television series. He also became well known as the host of Edziban, a television programme dedicated to food and culinary culture.

His versatility and distinctive style helped him build a following among television and radio audiences across the country.

The news of his reported passing has raised concerns among fans and followers, although further details surrounding the circumstances of his death were not immediately available.

Swiftnews3 will provide updates as more information becomes available.

Editor’s note: The reported death should be independently confirmed with the family, hospital or an official source before publication.

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