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On Saturday, April 24, musician Quamina MP and his family laid his father, Mr Fiifi Buckman Amonoo, to rest at a ceremony held in Mankessim in the Central Region.
In attendance were some artistes who traveled to Mankessim to throw their supports behind their colleague who has rather been silent following an accident that claimed his father’s life.
Both Quamina MP and his father were involved in an accident on the Accra-Akosombo highway. Although Quamina MP escaped unharmed, his dad passed on a few hours after being admitted at the hospital.
Medikal, Kofi Kinaata, Dope Nation, Kofi Mole, others were spotted at the funeral of Mr Fiifi Buckman Amonoo, popularly known as Bongo.
Quamina MP, who released a tribute to eulogize his father a few weeks ago, revealed that his funeral date would have been his 64th birthday.
“He’s always been there…Tomorrow, God willing, is his birthday…Coincidentally, tomorrow we lay him to rest…Happy birthday in advance Daddy… Love you,” the musician wrote in an Instagram post, Friday.
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