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Funeral Announcement
The final funeral rites of the Late Dr. B.K Mensah, former Deputy Secretary to Cabinet and former President of the GIMPA Court of Governors which sad event occurred on Tuesday 18th February, 2014, is as follows:
Pre Burial Service & Viewing on Saturday 15th March 2014 at Christ the King Church, Accra at 7:30am
Funeral Mass continues at 09:00 am at the same venue
Attire – Black & White
There will be a private interment. Other rites to will follow at the Christ the King School grounds.
Friends and the General Public are cordially invited.
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