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Actress Priscilla Opoku Agyeman has announced the death of her mother, Susana Opoku.
The actress popularly known as Ahuofe Patri made the announcement on Instagram on Monday, January 30.
She, however, did not reveal when her mother passed. The cause of death was also not mentioned.
Sharing a picture of her mother Ahuofe Patri wrote, “I know you are resting but I feel so lonely,” she posted.
Many celebrities including her co-actor Kalybos offered their condolences following the announcement.
The actress, since her breakthrough, has always taken the opportunity to talk about the bond she shared with her mother.
In the years past she has shared pictures taken to honour Madam Susana on Mother’s Day.
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