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Burial service of M.M.K.Ofori,will be held on Saturday,June 4,2016, at Akpafu-Todzi, after pre-burial service at his residence in Accra - New Legon, near The Base from 8:00 a.m.to 12:00 noon.
He was a tutor at the St.Paul's Senior High School, Denu and also a former District Manager of the Nsawam District of the Ghana Revenue Authority-Domestic Tax Division.
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