A host of celebrated Kumawood actors turned out in strong numbers to support veteran actor Agya Koo during the final funeral rites of his late brother, Mr. Collins Manu, popularly known as Killer Bobo.
A video shared by Ghanaian blogger King Bygone shows emotional scenes from the ceremony, which took place in Kumasi over the weekend.
The footage features notable names from the local film industry, including Kwappiah, Nana Yeboah, among others, standing with Agya Koo during the solemn occasion.
The visible show of unity among Kumasi-based actors is being widely praised by fans and members of the film community.
Many described the turnout as a reminder of the solidarity that still exists within the industry, despite years of change and challenges in the Kumawood scene.
Mr. Collins Manu, known to many as Killer Bobo, was not only the brother of Agya Koo but also a well-known personality in his own right, having been involved in community projects and local initiatives in the Ashanti Region.
The late Mr. Manu was laid to rest following a well-attended burial and thanksgiving service. The gathering served both as a farewell and a reunion for many in the Kumawood film industry, who used the moment to reflect and reconnect.
The video by King Bygone, which has been widely circulated online, captured not only the somber mood of the occasion but also the warmth and respect shared among actors who have worked together for decades.
As the Kumawood industry continues to evolve, moments like these show the enduring bond between its stars and the communities they represent.
Watch the video below;
