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Stars, Royals, and Dignitaries Attend Funeral of Joseph K. Atuobi Yeboah, Father of Abraham Herbal Clinic CEO

Stars, Royals, and Dignitaries Attend Funeral of Joseph K. Atuobi Yeboah, Father of Abraham Herbal Clinic CEO
Stars, Royals, and Dignitaries Attend Funeral of Joseph K. Atuobi Yeboah, Father of Abraham Herbal Clinic CEO

The final funeral rites of the late Joseph K. Atuobi Yeboah, father of Father Abraham, the CEO of Abraham Herbal Clinic, took place in Accra over the weekend and saw an impressive gathering of Ghanaian celebrities, royals, clergy, and loved ones.

The event, held at the State House in Accra, was both grand and dignified, as the family paid their last respects to a man described as a pillar of wisdom and humility.

Father Abraham, accompanied by his family head (Abusua Panyin), led the traditional inspection of his father’s mortal remains in a moving cultural moment.

The grounds were filled with notable appearances, including gospel legends Elder Dr. Akwasi Mireku and Jack Alolome, who came to show their respect through presence and prayer.

Brother Sammy also gave a spirited performance and was seen sharing lighter moments with Kumawood actor Big Akwes, who in turn was spotted dancing with actress Christiana Awuni, Koo Fori, Sumsum Ahuofe and more celebrities, bringing a blend of joy and warmth to the otherwise solemn event.

The ceremony also drew public figures like Captain Smart, Prophet Kumchacha, and Counsellor Lutterodt, each showing their support in their own distinct ways.

Among the traditional leaders in attendance were Nana Kojo Danso I, Kitase Nkosuo Hene Niisɛn, Baaffour Awuah Agyemang, Koforidua Adwumayefuo Twafoɔ Hene, and Nana Serwaa Bonsu, Nifa Hene of Kwahu Akwaboah and many other dignitaries.

Stars, Royals, and Dignitaries Attend Funeral of Joseph K. Atuobi Yeboah, Father of Abraham Herbal Clinic CEO
Stars, Royals, and Dignitaries Attend Funeral of Joseph K. Atuobi Yeboah, Father of Abraham Herbal Clinic CEO

Their presence reflected the cultural weight of the occasion and the deep respect held for the deceased and his family.

As the mortal remains were finally carried to the burial site, the atmosphere shifted into deep reverence, with family, friends, and dignitaries standing in unity to bid farewell.

Joseph K. Atuobi Yeboah’s memory was honored in full, with a beautiful mix of tradition, music, faith, and fellowship, just as he would’ve wanted.

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