Dr Kwaku Oteng's 5th wife Linda shares video from husband's mum's funeral after clash with Akua GMB
- Linda Achiaa, the 5th wife of Dr Kwaku Oteng, has released a video from the funeral of the businessman's mother
- The funeral came off on Saturday, March 7, 2020, at Mamponteng near Kumasi
- The video shows Linda and her friends at the funeral
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Linda Akosua Achiaa, known as the fifth wife of business mogul Dr Kwaku Oteng, has shared a video from the funeral of her husband's later mother.
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The Angel Group and Adonko Bitters CEO held the final funeral rites of his mother, Cecilia Mensah aka Yaa Gyabuah.
The final funeral rites and burial ceremony for the Angel FM owner's mother took place on Saturday, March 7, 2020, with a thanksgiving service happening the next day.
The funeral of Maame Gyabuah turned out to be a conglomeration of prominent Ghanaians.
Videos and photos sighted by YEN.com.gh show the likes of former President J.A. Kufuor, Osei Kwame Despite, actor Kwaku Manu, former Black Stars coach Kwasi Appiah, Tagoe Sisters, Stacy Amoateng and a host of others at the funeral.
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Also prominently featured at the funeral were the wives of Dr Oteng including his fourth wife, Akua GMB, and Linda.
As earlier reported by YEN.com.gh, tensions rose at the funeral as Linda and Akua GMB nearly clashed.
It is following the reports of their clash that Linda has released a video of her at the funeral.
In the video, Linda who was dressed in black and red could be seen laughing heartily in the midst of her friends.
It is not known whether Linda took this video before or after the reported near-clash with Akua GMB but it surely shows she really had a good time at the funeral.
Meanwhile, Akua GMB has also shared some stunning photos from the funeral.
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