Nothing makes a man question life than death. Nothing.
And in the tragic passing of KABA at 37 years, only tears outnumber the questions. Only tears.
But at the Multimedia Group Limited, there is an unabashed faith in Christ. Unabashed.
And it is a faith that starts in the CEO's office, where his favourite placard hangs behind his seat - Christ@Work.
And this faith trickles down into management meetings and morning mails, on-air programs and office cubicles.
Inscribed with the words, 'Our Hearts are broken..our faith in Christ is not broken', T-Shirt tokens of the company's belief in Christ were seen around mixed with the mourning.

Christ is part of this business. He must be part of this mourning. Our Christ is also a corporate Christ.
The popular hymn plays in the background of the mind in mourning...
Fight the good fight with all thy might!
Christ is thy strength, and Christ thy right;
Lay hold on life, and it shall be
Thy joy and crown eternally.
And so in an unexplainable moments of mourning, the Multimedia Group Limited above all the contributions made to the impending funeral, the company contributed its faith in Christ.
After all this is the only thing KABA can take along with him. He takes with him, the intangible faith among the many tangibles of life.

Story by Ghana|myjoyonline.com



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