Assin Dansame, Ghana. February 24, 2025 A tragic road accident on Monday morning at around 7:30 a.m. claimed the life of 34-year-old Michael Brobbey, a dedicated teacher at Assin Breman near Assin Kushia in the Assin North District. The untimely death of Mr. Brobbey, affectionately known as “Kobii,” has left the Assin Breku community in deep mourning.
According to eyewitness accounts, Mr. Brobbey was riding his motorbike from Assin Breku to his school when the unfortunate incident occurred. An oncoming vehicle attempted to overtake another vehicle, forcing Brobbey to swerve onto the pedestrian lane in a bid to avoid a head-on collision. Tragically, his maneuver put him directly in the path of a KIA vehicle with the registration number GF-4723-22, which struck him from behind, leading to his instant death.
The Assin North District Police were swiftly alerted to the accident. Officers arrived promptly at the scene to manage the situation, conveying Mr. Brobbey’s body to the mortuary for autopsy and preservation. The driver of the KIA vehicle, whose identity remains undisclosed, was immediately taken into police custody to assist with ongoing investigations. Authorities are working to piece together the exact circumstances that led to the crash, including assessing potential negligence and the speed at which the vehicles involved were traveling.
The accident site, which had caused a temporary disruption to traffic flow, was quickly cleared by emergency responders, restoring order to the road. The police have urged motorists to exercise caution and adhere to road safety regulations to prevent further tragedies.
The sudden passing of Michael Brobbey has sent shockwaves through the Assin Breku community and beyond. Known for his warm personality and unwavering dedication to education, Brobbey was highly respected by his students, colleagues, and community members. Many described him as a passionate teacher who went above and beyond to ensure his students’ academic success and personal growth.
One of his colleagues, visibly shaken by the news, shared, “Kobii was not just a teacher; he was a mentor and a friend to many. His energy and love for teaching were truly inspiring. It is hard to imagine our school without him.”
Students at Assin Breman also expressed their grief, recalling his engaging lessons and the encouragement he provided both in and out of the classroom. Parents in the community echoed similar sentiments, noting how Brobbey often extended his support to families, offering guidance and assistance whenever needed.
The community is planning a candlelight vigil in his honor, providing an opportunity for students, colleagues, and residents to pay their respects. Local leaders and education authorities are expected to participate, underscoring the impact Brobbey had on the community.
As investigations continue, the Assin North District Police have assured the public of a thorough and transparent process. They have also encouraged witnesses to come forward with any additional information that could aid in the investigation.
Meanwhile, road safety advocates are using the incident as a reminder of the dangers posed by reckless driving and the need for stricter enforcement of traffic laws. Calls for enhanced road safety education and better infrastructure to protect motorcyclists and pedestrians are gaining momentum.
The loss of Michael Brobbey is a stark reminder of the fragility of life and the devastating consequences of road accidents. His legacy as a dedicated educator and a cherished member of the community will undoubtedly live on in the hearts of those who knew him.
















