Samuel Kwadwo Boaben (1957–2016) also known as Bishop Bob Okala, was a Ghanaian comedian and actor popular for the comic roles he played on GTV program Key Soap Concert Party. Bob Okala gained popularity in the 80s, 90s and the turn of the millennium when stand-up comedy and pantomime began to gain widespread appeal on television.

2010年2月18日 · Bob Okala and Dr. Paa Bobo Live In Concert

2016年4月3日 · Bishop Bob Okala collapsed while performing at a programme at Jackson Park at Koforidua in the Eastern region on March 12, 2015, after which he was rushed to the Koforidua Government Hospital where he died. But the family is appealing to the government to honour him with a state funeral, given his contribution to Ghana’s entertainment industry.

2016年3月13日 · Bob Okala collapsed immediately after performing on stage during an event organized by Joy Industries Limited and died shortly after being rushed to the hospital but was pronounced dead on...

加纳喜剧演员塞缪尔·科瓦德沃·博阿本 (Samuel Kwadwo Boaben) 在演艺界被称为鲍勃·奥卡拉 (Bob Okala)，其家人的报告显示，他已经去世，享年 59 岁。

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Popular Ghanaian comedian Samuel Kwadwo Buabeng aka 'Bishop' Bob Okala has died. He is reported to have passed at the Koforidua Hospital Sunday dawn after he collapsed on stage during a carnival...

2015年10月7日 · One name that comes up when we talk about comedy in Ghana is Bishop Bob Okala. His real name is Samuel Kwadwo Boaben. Speaking exclusively to Entertainment Today, Bishop Bob Okala, who is noted...

2016年3月13日 · Bishop Bob Okala as affectionately called died in the early hours of Sunday, March 13, 2016, at the Koforidua Regional Hospital. Prior to his death, Okala did a live performance at the Koforidua Jackson Park, which was organized by

2023年10月15日 · Samuel Kwadwo Boaben (1957–2016) also known as Bishop Bob Okala, was a Ghanaian comedian and actor popular for the comic roles he played on GTV program Key Soap Concert Party. Bob Okala gained popularity in the 80s, 90s and the turn of the millennium when stand-up comedy and pantomime began to gain widespread appeal on television.