Was the passing of your father a prayer answered? - Delay questions SDK

I muttered this in his ear since, despite my repeated calls, he was not responding. In an interview with SDK on The Delay Show, he was in pain.

Was the passing of your father a prayer answered? - Delay questions SDK

Following his remarks during the interview, media personality Deloris Frimpong Manso has placed sketch creator SDK Dele in a precarious position.

Remember that on November 24, 2021, skit creator SDK Dele sent a simple tweet on his Facebook announcing the passing of his father.

occurred prior to his demise. The creator of the comedy claims that while he was in Tema filming a skit with Kwesi Arthur regarding his father's condition, he received a call from his mother.

He said that upon returning home quickly, he discovered his father practically motionless on the ground, and immediately transported him to the hospital. He pleaded with his father to give up, nevertheless, after realizing the circumstances.

"I rented a car, and we drove to the medical center. I warned the family during the move that if you had a stroke, it would be very difficult for the family and that it would be better to give up. My mother had a stroke.

I muttered this in his ear since, despite my repeated calls, he was not responding. In an interview with SDK on The Delay Show, he was in pain.

Francis Sulley was informed that his father had died just a day after being rushed to the hospital.

Would you say that the prayer was answered? Delay enquired.

“Hmm!” After twenty seconds of stillness, SDK sighed. "I'm not sure how to put it but... It's natural.

"But was it a prayer that was heard? Because you told him to die when he fell and you transported him to the hospital, and then the next day you found out he had passed away. It seems as though your request was granted. Or?” Delay enquired.

"Perhaps so, but it's not like a wish came true," I said. SDK answered.

"Do you feel as though a burden has been removed from you?" Later, Delay asked another inquiry, to which SDK replied, "Somehow."