Eugene Arhin, the Presidency’s Director of Communications, has declared a state-assisted funeral in commemoration of the late Nana Ampadu.
This message was made at today’s Weekly Jubilee Press Briefing at Jubilee House.
“Finally, the President has taken the decision to honor the late, legendary Ghanaian highlife musician, Nana Ampadu, with a state-assisted burial in honor of his services to the growth of Ghanaian music. This information will be duly communicated to the family of the late singer. And a befitting burial ceremony will be held for this noble son of Ghana.”
Nana Ampadu, a highlife musician, died on Tuesday, September 28, after a brief illness. May his soul find eternal rest.
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