Tribute, tears flow as family bids farewell to 20-year-old law student
Tears flowed and emotions ran high as family, friends, schoolmates and loved ones gathered to bid a final farewell to 20-year-old Central University law student, Ivan Apprey Baidoo, at the Charismatic Evangelistic Ministry’s Rehoboth Temple near Wisconsin University in North Legon. The solemn burial service was marked by grief, emotional tributes and calls for justice […]
Family, friends, and community members gathered at the Charismatic Evangelistic Ministry’s Rehoboth Temple near Wisconsin University in North Legon to say their final goodbyes to 20-year-old Central University law student, Ivan Apprey Baidoo. The emotional burial service was filled with grief, tributes, and calls for justice as mourners reflected on Baidoo’s life and the tragic circumstances surrounding his death.
Baidoo’s casket was surrounded by family and friends, who sang the Adisadel Old Boys Association (AOBA) anthem in his honor. Baidoo’s brothers shared memories of their friendship, compassion, and the joy he brought to their lives through shared moments of laughter and companionship. His father, Evans Baidoo, delivered a heartfelt tribute, questioning the circumstances of his son’s murder by a police officer.
His mother, Comfort Baidoo, shared her joy in raising her son, who had dreams and aspirations for his future. The Ghana Police Service has identified and interdicted the officer accused of the murder, and the family remains committed to pursuing justice for their son.
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