Demonstration over Daasebre Gyamenah’s second funeral

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• O A 7 years ago

  Please be calm in every step you take and above all let the man Rest In Peace. Thanks to you both sides of the family.

  Please be calm in every step you take and above all let the man Rest In Peace. Thanks to you both sides of the family.

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• Lori 7 years ago

  Prison.

  Prison.

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• Yaa 7 years ago

  What at all is wrong with some Ghanaians, why are we so into the dead, material things and litigations? This guy will never be allowed to rest in peace and if there is any chance for this guy to review himself I wonder how ma ...
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  What at all is wrong with some Ghanaians, why are we so into the dead, material things and litigations? This guy will never be allowed to rest in peace and if there is any chance for this guy to review himself I wonder how many will embrace him and how many will take off as fast as their legs can carry them my guess will be the latter. Also to the maternal family, please stop all these injunctions, its waste of money that can be given towards the upkeep of the children.

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• FAK 7 years ago

  No wonder this talented musician died of heart attack at a young age. Problem, pressure, and stress here and there. Even after his death, there is confusion between mother and father side.

  No wonder this talented musician died of heart attack at a young age. Problem, pressure, and stress here and there. Even after his death, there is confusion between mother and father side.

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• Joe,canada 7 years ago

  This is sick!Let the dead sleep

  This is sick!Let the dead sleep

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• 20/20 7 years ago

  While others are fighting over patents after developing and creating stuff, Africans are fighting over dead bodies, blaming non existent gods for their problems and praying to another nonexistent god that a white man duped wi ...
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  While others are fighting over patents after developing and creating stuff, Africans are fighting over dead bodies, blaming non existent gods for their problems and praying to another nonexistent god that a white man duped with for help. Nkwasisem nkoaa, nyansa bankruptcy.

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• T and T 7 years ago

  Why do they call the people 3rd world? Its because they can't do away with their primitive traditions(expensive funerals, chieftaincy, superstitions, arrogance, etc(things of the devil)
  Some African countries have taken the ...
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  Why do they call the people 3rd world? Its because they can't do away with their primitive traditions(expensive funerals, chieftaincy, superstitions, arrogance, etc(things of the devil)
  Some African countries have taken the bold step to do away with "chieftaincy" and expensive funerals and are now managing their resources more effectively, but in Ghana, our problem is leadership that can steer us away from such stupid traditions. Our leaders are all into superstition and all the evil things mentioned above. This is the dark continent, the devil is here with us.

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• kojo pon KSI 7 years ago

  K)K))K) singer not kooko singer

  K)K))K) singer not kooko singer

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• A Concerned Citizen 7 years ago

  The maternal side of family members are trouble makers paa oo. Why are they preventing the late great legend Daasebre to Rest In Peace? This's really sad n disturbing.

  The maternal side of family members are trouble makers paa oo. Why are they preventing the late great legend Daasebre to Rest In Peace? This's really sad n disturbing.

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• AK 7 years ago

  What goes around comes around. It serves the parternal side right since they were the very people who stopped the Muslims from burrying the man. They claimed the family should burry him and not the Muslims and that was why th ...
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  What goes around comes around. It serves the parternal side right since they were the very people who stopped the Muslims from burrying the man. They claimed the family should burry him and not the Muslims and that was why the maternal side came in. In the Akan tradition the maternal side has control over burial and funeral. If Muslims cannot burry and perform funeral then the parternal side cannot also burry and perform funeral, period. What goes around comes around. The matter would have ended long ago if the Muslims were allowed to burry the guy.

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