Bawumia Visits Yaw Sarpong’s Family House in Kumasi to Pay Tribute

• Dr Mahamudu Bawumia visited Yaw Sarpong’s family home in Kumasi to mourn with them and sign the book of condolence
• The former vice president had visited the singer during his illness, a gesture the family has remembered with appreciation
• Bawumia's visit highlighted the national recognition of Sarpong’s contribution to gospel music and the Christian ministry

Former vice president Mahamudu Bawumia visited the family house of late gospel musician Yaw Sarpong in Kumasi on January 25, 2026, to mourn with the family and pay tribute to the respected gospel legend.

The visit was a quiet one, marked by reflection and sympathy, as the family continues to grieve their loss.

The New Patriotic Party politician was received by members of Yaw Sarpong’s family, including his children and close relatives.

The atmosphere at the house was calm but heavy, as mourning rites were still ongoing.

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During his visit, Bawumia spent time with the family, offered words of comfort, and expressed his sadness over the passing of the gospel musician.

He later signed the book of condolence opened in memory of Yaw Sarpong, paying tribute to a man he described as dedicated, disciplined, and deeply committed to gospel ministry.

Watch the TikTok video below:

Bawumia reportedly spoke warmly about Yaw Sarpong’s contribution to music and faith, noting how his songs touched lives across the country.

The vice president's visit was not his first encounter with the late musician during his difficult period.

He had earlier visited Yaw Sarpong when he was unwell, showing concern and support at a time when the gospel legend was battling health challenges.

That earlier visit has since been remembered by many as a sign of respect and compassion.

Watch the earlier visit in this TikTok video below:

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Members of the family expressed appreciation for Bawumia’s continued support, describing his presence as comforting.

They thanked him for standing with them both during Yaw Sarpong’s illness and after his passing.

The visit added to the growing number of tributes being paid, as the nation reflects on the gospel musician's life, music, and lasting legacy.

Yaw Sarpong's children mourn him in Kumasi

The children of Yaw Sarpong gathered at the family house in Kumasi to grieve the loss of their father and talk about the funeral arrangements.

All five children were present at the family house as the family came together to observe mourning rites.

They were dressed in black as they sat quietly at the house, surrounded by close relatives and family friends.

The atmosphere was sombre, with grief clearly written on their faces.

The gathering marked the first public moment of mourning for the family since Yaw Sarpong’s passing.

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Yaw Sarpong's son reacts to his death

Previously, YEN.com.gh reported that Yaw Sarpong's son, Kwame, had spoken for the first time after his father's death on January 20, 2026.

In a video that went viral online, the late gospel legend's son detailed his father's last moments with their family before he passed on.

Kwame Sarpong's remarks on his iconic father, Yaw Sarpong's death, triggered mixed reactions from Ghanaian social media users.

Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.

Source: YEN.com.gh