Gloria Sarfo: Actress Lays Her Mum to Rest; Breaks Down at Burial Service In Tears In Emotional Photos
- The burial service for the late mum of actress Gloria Sarfo is underway at the Akyem Osiem Town Park
- The late Madam Ophelia Yeboah passed on February 11, at age 66, and the actress broke the news on Instagram
- Emotional scenes from the ongoing funeral in Abuakwa North Municipality in the Eastern Region have emerged
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After weeks of heartbreak, actress Gloria Sarfo will finally lay her late mum to rest at the Akyem Osiem cemetery in Abuakwa North Municipality in the Eastern Region.
The pre-burial service for the late Madam Ophelia Yeboah is underway Saturday, April 30, at the Akyem Osiem Town Park.
She passed on February 11, at age 66, and the actress broke the news on Instagram. Gloria Sarfo did not reveal what caused her mother's death.
Source: Instagram
Announcing mum's death
''Is this how it feels to lose your mother,” she had written. “Eiiiiiiiiii Awurade Nyame . God, I Prayed!!! I begged you to dave my mother!!!. I Prayed I Prayed I Prayed! WHY,'' she said.
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Emotional scenes from the burial service have emerged on social media.
See the photos below:
Vicky Zugah Buries Mum
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.
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.
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