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Ghanaian artiste Andrew Cudjoe, of the musical group Keche, is mourning the death of his mother, Mrs Gladys Cudjoe (Nee: De-graft Asmah).
Keche Andrew, as he is popularly known, took to his Instagram page to make the announcement.
Mrs Gladys Cudjoe died at age 66, however, the cause of her death remains undisclosed.
Keche Andrew in his post noted that he is heartbroken adding that he has lost his confidante.
Accompanying the post, were pictures of the late Mrs Cudjoe.
“You Broke Our Heart Mum, Trust Me You Have Broken Our Heart...You Made Me An Orphan Mum, Why ????, Who Do I Share My Secrets With ??? I’m In Pains Mama Gladys …. I Miss You, I Really Love You [sic],” Keche Andrew wrote in tribute to his late mother.
Many fans took to the comment section to commiserate with Keche Andrew and his family.
Read the post below:
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