One-half of the popular Keche music group, Keche Joshua
One-half of the popular Keche music group, Keche Joshua, has shared heartfelt memories of his late friend, Ama Endorsed.
In an interview with GhanaWeb’s Isaac Dadzie during her burial ceremony on May 24, 2025, Keche Joshua encouraged everyone to reflect on the sudden passing of Ama Endorsed and use it as a life lesson.
He noted that her untimely demise should remind people of the importance of humility, generosity, and living with purpose.
“I have lost a big one. Ama is something else if I am to talk about her. I pray that we all learn from this. There’s a reason why our leaders always say we should stay humble and love each other.
“As the priest said in the church, if there’s any good thing you have to do, do it now, because you don’t know what tomorrow holds,” he said.
The musician also expressed his condolences to the bereaved family.
“My condolences to the family, even though I consider myself family. And also to her friends and everyone. May God be our strength, and I pray we learn a lot from this sorrowful loss,” he added.
Comfort Esime Adzigbli, popularly known as Ama Endorsed, passed away on April 17, 2025, after a brief illness.
Just before her passing, Ama had celebrated her 29th birthday and gifted herself a Range Rover.
She was widely admired for her vibrant online presence and trailblazing achievements in the male-dominated carpentry industry.
Proudly referring to herself as “The Lady Carpenter,” Ama broke barriers and redefined what was possible for women in trade professions.
Beyond carpentry, she was a serial entrepreneur, influencer, and motivational figure who used her platform to inspire countless young women across Ghana and beyond.
Young entrepreneurs who looked up to her described Ama as a hardworking, fearless woman, an embodiment of purpose, resilience, and empowerment.
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