Watch pallbearers' wild performance with casket at Kuami Eugene’s father’s funeral

During the funeral of Kuami Eugene's father, a group of dancing pallbearers was engaged to manage the casket's procession, providing a captivating performance.

In line with some Ghanaian funeral preferences, these pallbearers aimed to both honour the deceased and entertain the attendees as they moved the casket towards the hearse.

A widely circulated video showcased five pallbearers, dressed in pristine white suits, skillfully dancing with the casket.

At one moment, they dramatically knelt and even lay down, all while shouldering the casket.

The crowd was drawn into the performance, dancing alongside the pallbearers as Kuami Eugene's music played, adding a personal touch to the ceremony.

Mr. Alex Marfo, the father of the musician, was buried at Akyem Oda in the Eastern region, leaving behind his wife, Mrs. Juliana Marfo, and their children at the age of 75.

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