Leticia Amoa-Abban, mother of prominent Ghanaian businessman Kofi Amoa-Abban, was buried on Saturday. The funeral drew a remarkable and diverse gathering of influential figures, reflecting the inclusivity and respect shown to her legacy and profound impact on her family and community.
Held in Tema, the service was attended by a wide array of dignitaries, close friends, and family members, who came together to honour the memory of a woman celebrated for her strength, warmth, and unwavering support for her loved ones.
The Amoa-Abban family’s influence extends beyond their business ventures. Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, Minister of Energy, was among the notable attendees, highlighting their connection with Ghana’s business and political sectors.
Celebrated broadcaster Gifty Anti was also present, further underscoring the broad reach of the Amoa-Abban family’s influence. Renowned pastor Dr. Lawrence Tetteh led portions of the service, offering words of comfort and remembrance that resonated with the gathered mourners.
Leticia Amoa-Abban was a mother and a pivotal figure in her son Kofi’s journey to success. Her sacrifices and business acumen inspired him and contributed to the foundation of his ventures, including Ringworld International Services Limited, which has grown into a multinational group of companies with a wide footprint across various sectors.
Family members and friends shared stories, recounting her entrepreneurial spirit and deep care for her community.
Leticia’s legacy was described as one rooted in resilience and compassion, leaving a lasting imprint on those she touched.
The ceremony also served as a powerful reunion for Ghana’s high society, with dignitaries and professionals across fields coming together in a unified expression of respect and remembrance, underscoring the deep sense of community and shared loss.
The Amoa-Abban family expressed heartfelt gratitude for the overwhelming support and tributes, emphasizing the warmth and appreciation they felt, and how Leticia’s spirit will continue to live on through the lives she shaped.
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