Motor Rider Who Knocked Down Vybrant Faya, Leading To His Death Finally Speaks

It’s been almost two years since Ghana lost one of its vibrant entertainers, Emmanuel Kojo Quayson, better known by his stage name as Vybrant Faya.

Vybrant Faya was reportedly knocked down by a motor rider and rushed to the hospital but unfortunatly passed on.

The mystery motor rider, who knocked down the late dancehall act has finally told his side of the story.

The motor rider, 30-year-old, Emmanuel Asiedu has revealed how the accident occurred and the repercussions following the tragedy.

According to him, on Sunday 23rd October 2016, he was riding his bike from Dzorwulu towards the Tema motorway, at speeds between 120mhp to 130mhp.

While riding, he revealed spotting a huge blue banner in the skies, that was the only thing he can quite remember, other thing went blank.

“All I remember is seeing a very large banner flying in the skies. However, I lost consciousness at that instance. I can’t remember anything else that happened.” He said on Zylofon 102.1 FM.

Emmanuel was rushed to the 37 Military Hospital together with Vybrant Faya. But Faya unfortunately couldn’t survive the tragic accident.

He later recounted waking up in a hospital with bruises all over without even remembering what had brought him there.

“I gained and consciousness and realized I was at a hospital, that was when the nurse on duty told me why I was admitted to the facility, revealing further that the guy I knocked down with my motorbike was dead,” I didn’t know it was Vybrant Faya till I was told by a brother,” he added.

Emmanuel Asiedu sustained severe nerve injuries which, affected his left upper shoulder.

He, however, apologized to the family and, whoever the demise of Vybrant Faya have been affected.

“I’m so sorry, it was an accident. I loved Vybrant Faya and I loved his music. I was heartbroken when I was told he was the victim”, he said.

Vybrant Faya died on Sunday, October 23, 2017 at the 37 Military Hospital in Accra.

He is among the numerous great talents Ghana has unfortunately lost to road accident.

He was best known for his hit smash, ‘Mampi’ and was signed onto the Shatta Movement Empire.