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A former member of Ghana’s Black Stars, Edwin Conduah would be buried at the Asokyeano cemetery near Cape Coast, on Saturday December 1, 2007.
Conduah, 61, died after a short illness at the Central Regional Hospital about a month ago.
The late footballer in his playing days also featured for the two local city rivals, Cape Coast Mysterious Dwarfs and Cape Coast Venomous Vipers as well as Dumas of Tema (GTP).
Meanwhile, executives of Ebusua Dwarfs, Venomous Vipers and the Cape Coast Old Players Association, have sent messages of condolence to the bereaved family.
Source: GNA
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