The Tesano Police say they are investigating circumstances that led to a near fatal accident involving actress Nana Ama McBrown Wednesday.
The actress' vehicle, with registration number DV 84608-13, in which she was traveling got involved in an accident on the Lapaz end of the N1 Highway while she was returning from a movie shoot with her boyfriend, Maxwell Mensah.
DSP Ernest Acheampong, the Tesano Divisional MTTU Commander, told Joy News conflicting accounts of the incident by the persons involved have prompted further investigations to ascertain the true cause of the accident.
Sources however told Joy News that the actress, her boyfriend and the driver of an Opel Vectra, with registration number GR 9224 R, which was also involved in the accident maybe charged with careless driving and disregard for traffic regulations.
Meanwhile publicist for the actress, Eugene Osafo Nkansah told Joy News, Nana Ama McBrown, who is currently on admission at the Yaa Asantewa Ward (F2) of the 37 Military Hospital is recuperating.
According to him, “Nana Ama is very well, she is strong.”
He said she has a P.O.P on her right arm “which means that she has a bone dislocation,” in that arm.
The actress, he noted, was grateful to God for saving her life and thanked Ghanaians for their support and concern. She called on them to pray for her.
Eugene debunked reports from the family of the actress that she was in the company of three or four persons when the accident occurred. He stated that Nana Ama McBrown was with only her boyfriend, Maxwell when the accident occurred.
He added that the boyfriend of the actress was discharged Wednesday and reported to the hospital Thursday for a medical checkup.



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