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Burial and funeral rites for the late Vincent Assisseh come off on Saturday, 19th March, 2011.
The former Press Secretary of National Democratic Congress died on 19th January, 2011 at the 37 Military Hospital following ill health.
The remains of the late Vincent Assisseh will be laid in state on March, 19 at the Ridge Church in Accra from 08:30 am to be followed immediately by burial service at the Osu Cemetery.
Family sources told Adom News final funeral rites will take place at the Trade Fair Centre, La, Accra.
Thanksgiving Service will be held on Sunday, 20th March at the Ridge Church, Accra at 8:30am, after which the family and mourners will retire for a final sitting that same Sunday, 20th March at the Rotary Club, Community 5, Tema.
Source: Adom FM
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