Ghanaian politician and founder of the Ghana Freedom Party (GFP), Akua Donkor, has been laid to rest in her hometown, Ejuratia, in the Afigya Kwabre District of the Ashanti Region.
The final funeral rites for the late politician followed a solemn memorial service attended by family, friends, traditional leaders, and political figures, including Hassan Ayariga and her running mate, Roman Fadda.
The ceremony drew a large crowd of mourners who came to pay their last respects to the outspoken politician. The people of Ejuratia, along with well-wishers from across the country, gathered to honor her contributions to Ghanaian politics and her unwavering advocacy for farmers and women. Traditional leaders performed rites to mark her passing, while tributes poured in from her family and loved ones who acknowledged her fearless stance on national issues.
The late Akua Donkor passed away on Tuesday, October 28, 2024, at the Ridge Hospital in Accra, leaving behind a remarkable legacy of resilience and fearless leadership. She was a trailblazer in Ghana’s political landscape, making her mark despite the dominance of more established political parties.
Throughout her career, she remained steadfast in her advocacy for rural farmers and the empowerment of women, ensuring that their voices were heard at the highest levels of governance. Many recalled her boldness, humor, and passion for justice, qualities that endeared her to supporters and critics alike.
Akua Donkor’s impact on Ghanaian politics will not be forgotten. Her dedication to the causes she believed in has left a lasting imprint, and her legacy as a fearless advocate will continue to inspire generations to come.