After reading Aboliga's tribute to Risky, I don't think, there would be any better way to pay homage to Risky but I feel compelled to let guys out there know about my acquiantance with him.

He was my senior and hence never had any close contact with him until later part of 1998 when we happened to be at the same place at the same time trying to achieve a common goal. Our friendship flourished to the point where Risky was even visiting me on regular basis. All those who had the chance to know him would not only dilate on his benevolent nature but also the readines with which he used his position to help the disadvantaged and the destitute.

Kwaku Darko, as he was affectionately known among family members and close friends, once again exhibited his sense of responsibility and his benevolent spirit when a friend of mine was posted to the Techiman district to begin his national service assignment. A typical Accra-based the friend refused the posting to the village (Kwame Danso) but all efforts to have the posting changed proved futile. I told this friend about Risky and handed him a note to be given to Risky.These were the exact words I read from the friend about two months later.  " Risky is my Lord,he is my saviour and my provider.  He is feeding me, housing me and even giving me money. He is a wonderful person."

Brethren,this is the Risky many people didn't know and this is the kind of a brother we have all lost. Do you think the vacuum created would ever be filled?

Henry Kwaku Darko Offei-Akoto(Risky), Mpanyinfo nyinaa ma wo nante yie!!!!