Renowned Ghanaian sports journalist Kofi Asare Brako, affectionately known as Abatey, has opened up about a deep personal regret that brought him to tears—failing to embrace God fully during his prime years.
Speaking candidly in a recent interview, the revered broadcaster, known for his commanding voice and unmatched flair in sports commentary, bared his heart in what many are calling his most vulnerable moment yet.
“I have achieved a lot in my career—fame, accolades, and respect—but if there’s one thing I wish I did differently, it’s giving my life to God earlier,” he said, his voice cracking with emotion. “That is my greatest regret in life.”
Kofi Asare Brako’s heartfelt confession has sparked conversations across social media, with fans and fellow media personalities expressing admiration for his honesty and introspection. Some praised him for using his platform to remind younger generations that spiritual fulfillment is just as important as professional success.
The former Asempa FM and Multimedia Network anchor, who has spent decades as a household name in Ghana’s sports journalism landscape, hinted that his current journey with God has brought him peace—but he can’t help but wonder how different life might have been had he started sooner.
As the story continues to resonate with many, Abatey’s message stands as a powerful reminder: the race of life isn’t just about how fast or far you run, but about who walks beside you on the journey.
This touching moment marks a new chapter for the veteran journalist, who now seems poised to blend his voice of authority in sports with a voice of inspiration and faith.
Story by Obaapa Janee/ ahotoronline com
