Late Singer, Ebony Reigns' Management To Visit Her Grave With Awards

A courtesy visit will be paid to the grave of a late Ghanaian singer, Ebony Reigns with three of the new awards she recently won taken there. 

 

 Priscilla Opoku-Kwarteng

 

Management of the late Priscilla Opoku-Kwarteng, popularly known as Ebony Reigns, is planning to visit the grave of the late musician who won three awards posthumously at the just-ended VGMAs 2018.

 

The late dancehall artiste won the ultimate award for the VGMAs — artiste of the year 2018 on Saturday, April 14.

 

Other awards were Afro-pop song of the year with her hit track, ‘Sponsor’ and album of the year, ‘Bonyfied’. The songwriter of the year went to Bullet, her manager, for the ‘Maame Hw?’ song. Bullet wrote 95 percent of Ebony’s songs in the ‘Bonyfied’ album, the manager claimed.

 

In an interview with Onua FM, the late Ebony Reigns’ assistant manager, Allen Kofi Anti, said, “We shall go to the grave side…We shall plan and let the public know when we are going”.

 

He disclosed that the team was saddened and teared up on stage when they went for the awards on her behalf, pointing out that “we had planned for her performance on the VGMA.”

 

Kofi Anti added, “Ebony knew she had worked for the awards so she will be happy anywhere she is now.”

 

Asked where the awards are, he said “The awards are going to the family. We have given them to the father. The father is sad and happy because he knew Ebony worked hard towards them.”