Victoria Rubadiri meets the late Komla Dumor's family - BBC Africa

[@aduad]

Wow it's been almost 8 years already...watching him at BBC was definitely inspirational...may he continue to rest.

[@borisboris5439]

He speaks exactly like his father. My heart melts ❤. Everyday I remember Komla how he presents.

[@josephaleto8708]

His Children resembles him so much,the boy speaks exactly like his Dad

[@agnesakyeaa4883]

Very true ❤❤

[@Ziggy-b7d]

Yh I said the thing

[@akuaunis7634]

Waow. The son looks and speaks just like his dad. Rest on Komla

[@mzdacasamoah]

I saw him when i used to work at Fiesta Royale Hotel in Ghana. As soon as I saw him, i was full of excitement so I called his name: KOMLA and his response was so warm, he started chatting with me as if he knew me. He was such a sweet soul.

[@markmulika771]

Damn, I just hear Komla's voice through the son's.

[@bengoldberg71]

I never leave KZbin comments but when I was an American high schooler watching him on Focus on Africa was what I did every day after school. He helped foster my passion for African affairs and politics and I still remember how shocked I was to hear of his passing.

[@nnekankwocha2701]

8 years already! His children are his spitting image!! Komla was a face I always looked forward to seeing on BBC prior to his death. May his soul RIP.

[@davmaxwell8134]

I used to listen to Komla on the radio every morning on my way to school. I was so proud when he went to the BBC. I'm glad his legacy lives on. RIP Komla Dumor ❤

[@Victoria-rr6we]

His son's voice brought memories n grouse bombs

[@MondliTiyo-nz6vw]

Komla was such a great human being, i met him at Crowne Plaza Hotel in Rosebank in 2013, he had such an infecious laugh, he was so friendly, may his beautiful soul continue to rest🙌👏

[@lellytalks4296]

I hope his family sees these comments. Komla often pops into my thoughts. I hope the fact he still has the power to be in people's thoughts brings them immense pride and comfort ❤️.x.

[@mzee5533]

Komla was my favourite on bbc, I remember that very day when he passed away the previous day he was reading news the following morning he was gone

[@njebanapo7420]

The voice of Africa

[@njebanapo7420]

I hope you take over from komla

[@mzee5533]

I’m not in that field my current favourite reporter is #FollyBah

[@JohnsonBeckett]

What a wonderful guy. He is deeply missed

[@jordanhunt4867]

I miss him so much, i still remember to this day how shocked and saddened I was finding out he died on that January night, if it wasn’t for Komla and focus on Africa, I would have still been horrified by just negative stories of the continent of Africa, and his efforts along with the programme itself help changed that narrative and got me over my fears of images of famine in Ethiopia, for instance, and also too inspired me to do the same with my now passion for Europe and to have balanced reporting about European news stories too

[@gulfaudio6369]

And this boy speaks like him. Can he take it up?

[@peteratuora8492]

Komla, thank you for the soundbites and the memories. I remember Mobitel Traffic Watch with Komla on the streets of Accra and Tommy Annan Forson in the Joy FM studios then to Komla's signature Super Morning Show and then to BBC. You did it all; and made Ghana so so proud of you. To Kwansema and the lovely kids, your Dad was the GOAT!!! Take that to the bank. Personally he was one year ahead of me at Legon in the late nineties. He was on the P block of Legon Hall (and a room mate to a very good friend at the time, now a medical doctor - Jonathan Banibensu) while I was on the K and subsequently the M blocks. Saw and interacted with him a few times. He was larger than life and always wore an infectious inviting smile. Always welcoming. Komla, you are sorely missed!!!

[@emefaleckey1639]

Komla still lives on. May God continue to keep his family

[@davidanye9036]

A great icon in journalism RIP.K.Dumor

[@shirleyosei-owusu7742]

Wow. Komle didn’t leave completely. He left his voice in his son. Continue to rest in perfect peace Champ 🙏🏽🥰

[@ssinfinity-j9j]

8 years unbelievable! May u continue 2 rest in power one of Africas finest!

[@gloriaantwiboasiako5874]

Wow! His voice just like his father

[@edemobimpeh4983]

Who’s cutting onions? 😢.. legends don’t die.. ❤

[@goldaakuffo9633]

I’m so happy to see them doing so well.

[@francisaguzey6172]

May his gentle soul rest in peace

[@DellyCobbah]

His Son has the voice

[@KasapaR]

Mr. Komla Dumor, may your soul continue to rest in the Lord's bosom. #prideofafrica #prideofghana

[@onyekaekeagu3721]

Now that they are taking you seriously. RIP bro.

[@zeedabasintale3146]

goosebumps everywhere

[@serwaaowusu-ansah8645]

Rest well, Champ

[@Maame4051]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@sxc642]

They must have schooled in the UK

[@yasminharuna2260]

DNA at play!😅

[@ayubaalim2201]

what a lazy argument it is!