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    Watch as Okomfo Kolege displays adowa dance at late mother’s one-week observation

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    A video of Ghanaian Kumawood actor Okomfo Kolege has sparked social media reactions after he was seen displaying traditional dance moves at his mother’s one-week observation.

    In the video, which is making waves on Instagram, the actor, who recently announced the sudden passing of his mother, Victoria Afua Pokua Duah, was seen performing Adowa dance moves during the celebration.

    Okomfo Kolege, dressed in traditional black mourning attire, was assisted by his colleague actor Nana Yeboah as other sympathisers joined in the dance. Some attendees were also seen joyfully spraying money on him as he danced.

    Meanwhile, the late Victoria Afua Pokua Duah is scheduled to be laid to rest on October 25, 2025, in Kumasi.

    The one-week observation was well-attended, with several Kumawood actors such as Dr. Likee, Sunsum Ahuofe, Osoode, Nana Yeboah, Shifo, Louisa Adinkra, and Papa Kumasi present to offer their support to the bereaved family.

    The widely shared video has attracted emotional reactions on social media, with many netizens expressing their heartfelt condolences to Okomfo Kolege.

    Watch the video below:

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