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Family of late singer Ebony organised a party to mark two years of her passing.
The event organised on Sunday, had many of the industry persons in attendance.
Reggie Rockstone, Kofi Adjorlolo, RuffTown Records CEO Bullet, Yvonne Nelson and many others showed up to pay their respects.
Rufftown Records signee Wendy also met up with the family of Ebony for the first time since her passing.
Below are highlights from the event
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