Accra — Funeral arrangements for Ghanaian actress Beverly Afaglo have reportedly been relocated to the forecourt of the State House, marking an unusual and high-profile setting for the final rites of the celebrated entertainer.
The change in venue has sparked widespread attention, with mourners and industry colleagues expected to gather at the new location to pay their last respects to the late screen star.
The relocation to the forecourt of the State House (Accra) underscores the national interest surrounding the passing of the actress, who was widely known for her contributions to Ghana’s film and entertainment industry.
Beverly Afaglo, a prominent figure in the Ghanaian movie scene, built a reputation through her roles in film and television, earning admiration from fans and colleagues across the country.
Organizers say the revised arrangement is intended to accommodate the anticipated large turnout and ensure a dignified and well-coordinated ceremony for family, friends, and the creative arts community.
Tributes continue to pour in from the entertainment industry, with many describing her as a talented performer whose work left a lasting imprint on Ghanaian cinema.
As preparations continue, the funeral is expected to draw significant public and media attention, reflecting her influence and legacy within the creative arts space.
