The last performance of legendary Highlife artiste, Nana Tuffour, has resurfaced on social media after his demise.

The gifted crooner performed at Adom FM‘s Highlife Dance Fiesta 2019 at the Unique Floral Court in Tema Community 9.

The 66-year-old defied age to give the audience a slow jam that got patrons out of their seats as they held hands and paved their ways to the dance floor for a night made beautiful by the man many call ‘9924’.

He treated patrons of the event to hit songs including Aketekyiwa, Abeiku and Owuo sei fie among others.

He died at home in the early hours of Monday after a short illness and his body has been deposited at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital Mortuary.

According to the source, the singer who released ‘Abasa Komu’ this year has been sick for some time now.

Nana Tuffour recently lost a blood brother with whom he is very close to.

Although the late brother remains in the morgue due to Covid-19, sources close to the family suspect grief may have fast-tracked the crooner’s demise.