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Final funeral rites for the celebrated photographer, Emmanuel Yeboah Bobbie, popularly known as Bob Pixel is underway.
News of Bob Pixel's death which surfaced on social media on February 25, took many Ghanaians by surprise with many tributes pouring in from all walks of life.
Today, he is laid in state at his Ablekuma residence where family, friends, colleagues and sympathisers have gathered to pay their last respect to the iconic craftsman.
Watch a livestream of the event below.
Interment will take place at the Ablekuma Cemetery in Accra later today.
On Sunday, March 21, there will be a Thanksgiving Service at the Pentecostal International Worship Centre in Ablekuma at 7 am.
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