Comic actor, Radio and TV legend and politician, who was best known in the once popular TV sitcom, EFIEWURA, as “Judge Koboo”, Seth Kwame Dzokoto, has expressly expressed his profound appreciation and gratitude to Ghanaian philanthropist, Mr. Ibrahim Mahama and the entire Mahama family for coming through for him during his hard times on his sick bed. The maverick actor reveals that, CEO of Engineers and Planners Limited, operators of Damang Gold Mine in the Western Region of Ghana, was very instrumental in his recovery process from a dreadful sickness that almost led to his early demise. It is important to note that, “Judge Koboo”, as fondly called in EFIEWURA TV series, had been bedridden over the period. A situation that took him away from the public eye, prompting and making most concerned Ghanaians and fans curious and anxious of his whereabout and welfare. In an exclusive interview with one of Ghana’s finest and bubbly media personalities, Blakk Rasta, on The Blakk Pot TV show monitored by CITEG TV.com, the hilarious and witty advertising gem revealed that, he was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes coupled with acute blood pressure that saw his face hyper-drastically bloated with a protruded stomach and feeble body. Efiewura Kwame Dzokoto made a rare public appearance at the launch of The 70 Slate at Labadi Beach Hotel in Accra on Tuesday, September 8, 2026. His gait caught the attention of most attendees of the event as his body looked vaguely fragile and pale. In 2016, the versatile actor, Seth Kwame Dzokoto contested to become a member of the 7th Parliament of the Republic of Ghana under the 4th Republic on the ticket of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Tarkwa-Nsuaem constituency, but was defeated by the then Deputy Lands and Natural Resources Minister, George Mireku Duker of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Prior to his decision to vie for the position of an MP, the prolific actor-turned politician had availed himself for the appointment of the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) in the aforementioned constituency but was once again denied the opportunity during the vetting process. Albeit not too successful in his political career, Mr. Dzokoto indicated that he would eargerly accept any political appointment from President John Dramani Mahama, who he describes as a mentor in glee. Touching on his current health status, Judge Koboo affirms that he is as fit as a fiddle. When asked about he has survived without a job due to his worrying health condition, the politician said he occasionally receives cash donations from friends and loved ones across the globe. He however reiterated his perpetual appreciation and gratitude to Mr. Ibrahim Mahama and the entire Ghanaian populace for the enormous support given him in cash, kind and prayers.