The founder of Ebenezer Miracle Worship Centre, Rev. Ebenezer Adarkwa Yiadom, known as Opambour, has commented on the fatal accident involving Kwadwo Nkansah, famously known as LilWin.

He pointed out that if it's true LilWin failed to visit the other accident victims, Jacob Ampomah and his late son, before departing for his movie premiere, then he made a mistake.

The clergyman emphasized that while LilWin had no ill intent with his vehicle, it's important for him to demonstrate care for the grieving family and offer them support during this difficult time.

Speaking on his Prophet 1 TV and monitored by GhanaWeb, Opambour advised LilWin to extend more support to the family to prevent any negative repercussions.

"Knowing that the crash had injured others, LilWin should've checked on the man and his son's condition before leaving the hospital for his movie premiere to express gratitude. Perhaps he did, but it hasn't been reported yet.

"Mistakes occur, but they must be properly managed. He ought to show concern for the family's loss, which could even dispel any negative feelings they harbour against him," he stated.

Meanwhile, LilWin's car accident occurred on May 25, 2024.

The collision occurred in front of Grace Baptist Church in Amakom, Kumasi, where LilWin's Benz and another vehicle crashed head-on, resulting in injuries to him and two others.

All injured parties, including LilWin, were taken to the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital's Accident and Emergency Unit.

Despite his injuries, LilWin attended the premiere of his new movie, "A Country Called Ghana," at the KNUST CCB Auditorium later that day.

Meanwhile, the police are investigating to ascertain the accident's causes and reach a resolution.

LilWin's management has pledged support to the bereaved family following the child's passing.

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