Sombre, solemn, moving and heartbreaking was the mood at the forecourt of the State House on Saturday as The Multimedia Group said goodbye to its late General Manager, Elvis Koku Kwashie.
It was emotional as family, loved ones, colleagues and well-wishers came to pay their last respect to the #RealBoss.
Below are more pictures from the event;
Arrival of casket
Arrival of guests
Family filing past the body
Friends, Multimedia Group Limited staff, and well-wishers filing past the body
Final funeral rites
Reading of tributes
Multimedia Group Limited (MGL) staff, friends, and well-wishers
Covering of coffin
Friends, colleagues, well-wishers bid final goodbye to #TheRealBoss
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