Ghana mourns its tallest man - a 'generous and popular giant'
Ghana mourns its tallest man - a 'generous and popular giant'Image caption, Despite the complications caused by his condition, Sulemana Abdul Samed seemed to have a positive outlook on life ByThomas NaadiBBC Africa, Reporting fromAccraPublished5 minutes agoThe death of Sulemana…
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Ghana mourns its tallest man - a 'generous and popular giant'Image caption, Despite the complications caused by his condition, Sulemana Abdul Samed seemed to have a positive outlook on life ByThomas NaadiBBC Africa, Reporting fromAccraPublished5 minutes agoThe death of Sulemana Abdul Samed, Ghana's tallest man, has prompted an outpouring of grief especially in the north of the country where his height had made him a local celebrity.The 33 year old died in hospital on Monday in the northern city of Tamale, about 160km (100 miles) south of his home village of Gambaga, where he had been admitted because sores on his legs had become infected."Everyone knew how generous and kind he was.
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