Dr Cann: Late Happy FM Presenter Goes Home; Mum Breaks Down at His Burial (Photos, Video)

• The final funeral rites of the late Happy FM presenter, Dr Cann, are underway today [Saturday], June 11
• The late media personality died on Friday, March 25, after battling for his life following a short illness
• Emotional visuals capturing sad scenes at the ongoing funeral show the mum of the late Dr Cann completely devastated

After weeks of mourning his unexpected demise, the family of the late Happy FM presenter, Dr Cann, born Francis Ebo Cann, will lay him to rest today, June 11.

The late media personality died on Friday, March 25, 2022, after battling a short illness, and his death was confirmed by the Management of Global Media Alliance Group, owners of Happy FM.

Until his demise, Dr Cann was the host of Showbiz Extra and Ayeeko Ayeeko weekend entertainment show on the local radio station.

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Ongoing funeral

The final funeral rites for the late presenter are ongoing today, June 11, with personalities including Mark Okraku-Mantey, the Deputy Minister for Tourism Arts and Culture, MOTAC, present to mourn with Dr Cann's family.

Emotional photos capturing sad scenes at the funeral show the mum of the late presenter completely devastated.

See the visuals from the burial below:

Vicky Zugah Buries Mom

YEN.com.gh previously reported that actress and television presenter, Vicky Zugah, laid to rest her mother, Madam Beatrice Adzo Patu, on Saturday.

The Ghanaian movie personality lost her mother in January after she succumbed to a long battle with ill health.

''For five years, you fought. For five years, I waited for a miracle. For five years, you held on.''

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Constance Edjeani-Afenu: Ghana's First Female Brigadier-General Goes Home

Also, Ghana’s first female Brigadier-General, Constance Ama Emefa Edjeani-Afenu, has been laid to rest Friday.

The trailblazer's final internment followed a pre-burial service at the Garrison Methodist/Presbyterian Church in Burma Camp, where a post humus promotion from Brigadier-General to Major-General was conferred on her.

The late Emefa Edjeani-Afenu was first in most things during her distinguished career spanning 42 years in the Ghana Armed Forces.

Source: YEN.com.gh