Bukom Banku causes 'confusion' at Ebony's funeral with unusual dressing

Popular boxer, Braimah Isaac Kamoko, also known as Bukom Banku showed up at Ebony's funeral in a very unusual outfit. The recently defeated boxer stole the show at the funeral as he chose to wear a pair of black shorts with red boots. It is unclear what might have caused Bukom Banku to come up with such wardrobe choice but his presence complements his huge support for the late singer.

Meanwhile, Father of singer, Ebony Reings, has read his final tribute to his late daughter at what has been seen as a sad and solemn funeral.

Taking his turn to read his tribute, Nana Poku Kwarteng, expressed pain and shock over some things he wished he could have done for Ebony as a father.Also, management of Ebony Reigns showed up at the singer's funeral to commiserate with friends and family and also pay their last respects.

Ebony's manager, Bullet had earlier revealed how much of a loss Ebony's death will have on his music career considering the massive investment and nationwide admiration for the singer.Also, some top officials from the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) have shown up at the funeral of the singer, Ebony Reigns, to commiserate with friends and family of the late singer.

Thousands of mourners have trouped in at the State House in Accra to pay their last respects to the singer. So far, some key figures and state officials have made it to the scene including the former mayor of Accra, Alfred Okoe Vanderpiuje.

The burial service and final funeral rites which had originally been scheduled for March 17 at the Independence Square had to be postponed after it clashed with already booked programmes at the initial venue.

Following a meeting between Ebony's family, led by her father, Nana Opoku Kwarteng, and the Chief of Staff, Akosua Frema Opare, the funeral was rescheduled to March 24 at the forecourt of the State House. Despite a heavy downpour in many parts of Accra in the early hours of Saturday, many have thronged the venue to pay their last respects to the singer.