Rev. Lawrence Tetteh To Officiate Funeral Of The Late Ebony Reigns

The Family of the late dancehall diva, Ebony Reigns has chosen Dr Lawrence Tetteh, as the officiating Pastor of their daughter’s burial service.

Ebony’s funeral is on March 24, 2018 at the State House in Accra. Colors of the attire for the funeral is red and black.

Dr. Lawrence Tetteh is the Founding President of the Worldwide Miracle Outreach. He is the Pastor Ebony with whom Ebony posted her last picture with on her Instagram page.

Ebony Reigns died on February 8, 2018, in a gory accident on the Sunyani-Kumasi highway. With her were two others, Franky Kuri and a soldier, Lance Corporal Atsu Vondee. Both also perished in the accident.

Ebony died a few days after meeting the International evangelist. Later after her death, Dr. Tetteh disclosed that he had brought Ebony closer to God before her sudden demise.

The naming of Dr. Tetteh as the officiating Pastor of Ebony’s burial service came off on March 9 at a press conference in Accra.

Also speaking at the press conference was the President of the Musicians Union of Ghana, (MUSIGA), Bice Osei Kufuor, popularly known as Obour.

Speaking on behalf of the family, Obour announced that the funeral will be preceded by a tribute and vigil concert on March 23 at the La Trade Fair Center in Accra.

He added that the concert will provide musicians who may not be able to attend the funeral the opportunity to perform in her honor.

According to him, buses will be available to convey all fans to the funeral grounds the next day for the funeral.

The funeral arrangement according to him areas follows;

Ebony’s body will be laid in state from 5 am to 9 am at the forecourt of the State House. Her burial service starts at 9 am at the same venue. She will later be interred at the Osu Cemetery in Accra.

The thanksgiving service is on Sunday, March 25. It’ll be a non-denominational church service from 9 am to 11 am at the State House in Accra.

Dr Tetteh for his part urged all Ghanaians to ensure that the funeral was a resounding success and befitting farewell for the 21-year-old musician.

He said: “All of you would have to bear with us, a funeral like this we all have our sentiments. We all have our different approach to planning a programme so its not guaranteed that we would have 100 per cent marks in what we do but lets us all come together in what i call a massive united front”.

Meanwhile, the funeral of Ebony’s bodyguard, Lance Corporal Atsu Vondee will be a week after Ebony’s funeral.