Former manager recounts mysterious encounter with Terry Bonchaka’s ghost shortly after his death
Former manager of late Ghanaian musician Terry Bonchaka, Reagan Mends, has recounted an unusual experience he says he had on the night the artiste died, claiming he felt someone tap his shoulder while he was alone in his room. Mends said the incident happened at about 11:45 p.m. on the fateful Thursday, shortly after he […]
Former Ghanaian musician Terry Bonchaka's manager, Reagan Mends, has recounted a mysterious experience he had the night before the artiste's death in 2003. According to Mends, he felt someone tap his shoulder while he was alone in his room around 11:45 p.m. on the fateful Thursday. This incident occurred shortly after he had gone to bed, and it frightened him, especially considering he had earlier dreamed of an accident involving Bonchaka and himself.
The dream had prompted Mends to pray for protection, fearing it could be a warning about a possible accident during their planned trip to Kumasi. Mends believes the tap he felt in his room happened immediately after Bonchaka's death and interprets it as the musician's spirit coming to see him. He insists that Bonchaka died on October 30, not October 31, as some people have come to believe, citing the timing of the accident and his own experience that night.
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