Thousands of people across Ghana and beyond turned Techiman Kenten in the Bono East region red and black during the final funeral celebration of the late Obaapanin, Grace Aboagyewaa who turned 85. It was a sad moment, though, but it turned into a party.<\/p>\n

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The guitar live band compelled most of the chiefs to be on the dancing floor. The kete groups also failed to maintain silence.<\/p>\n

Late, Obaapanin, Grace Aboagyewaa was God-fearing and breadwinner to many people in her neighbourhood. She was blessed with four successful children, Samuel Akwasi Aboagye, Isaac Owusu Oppong, Oheneba Nana Owusu Antwi ii, the chief of Kenten and Veronica Owusuaa.<\/p>\n

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Late Grace Aboagyewaa was dedicated to her maker, the Apostles’ Continuation Church International, Kenten. According to the church, her departure has created a vacuum, and worry.<\/p>\n

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Sympathizers from GNAT, GES, the Techiman Traditional Area and the public came in their numbers to mourn, the family of Oheneba, Nana Owusu Antwi and his family. If appreciation, commendation and numbers could bring back life, Obaapanin Grace Aboagyewaa would have been resurrected.<\/p>\n