Families of the late C.K Mann and Jewel Ackah visit president Nana Addo

The President lauded the contributions of the two icons to Ghanaian society saying “the nation is the poorer without them and their music will continue to inspire many generations to come.”

On his part, the MUSIGA President Bice Osei Kuffour aka Obour thanked the President and his government for the support it has provided MUSIGA and the entire music industry when it was needed. The two icons were honored as Music Heroes at the MUSIGA Presidential Grand Ball held on December 29 last year under the auspices of President Akufo-Addo.

Also present at the meeting were the Chief of Staff Hon Frema Opare and the deputy Chief of Staff Francis Asenso Okyere. C.K Mann’s family was led by the Ebusuapanyin of the Abrade clan in Takoradi, Samuel Mensah and Agya Armah aka Godfirst of the Alonoba or Abrade clan of Axim led Jewel Ackah’s family. Other members of the delegation included children of the two icons and the MP for Takoradi, Hon Kobbie Okyere Darko.

MUSIGA was represented by 1^stVice President Bessa Simons, 2^ndVice President Rev Dr Thomas Yawson, Director of Highlife Smart Nkansah and Director of Communications and Special Projects Ahuma Bosco Ocansey while GHAMRO was represented by Operations Coordinator Yaw Osbourne and Welfare Committee Chairperson Augustina Addison.

Also present was the C.E.O of Rufftown Ricky Nana Agyeman aka Bullet who was accompanied his newest protégé, Wendy Shay. Bullet expressed their appreciation to President Akufo-Addo for the state’s support for the funeral of Ebony Reigns.

The family of C.K Mann had earlier visited ex-President J.A Kuffour to inform him of the final funeral rites for the late legend. President Kuffour described C.K Mann as a personal friend whose music had a huge impact on Ghanaian society and extended his condolences to the family.

C.K Mann’s funeral is on July 13, 14 and 15 in Takoradi and Jewel Ackah’s is on August 3, 4, 5 in Tema.

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