Emotional scenes as from El-Wak stampede victim family house
The family of Priscilla Nyamalor, one of the young victims who lost their lives in the heartbreaking El Wak Stadium stampede, have gathered in Kasoa to perform the customary one-week observance of her passing.

The ceremony, held in line with long-standing Ghanaian tradition, marked a moment for the bereaved family, friends and community members to come together to honour her memory.
In Ghana, a one-week observance is not necessarily conducted exactly seven days after a person’s passing. Instead, it is chosen by the family as a significant moment to publicly acknowledge the loss, receive support, and offer prayers for the departed soul.
For Priscilla’s family, this day served as both a remembrance and a painful reminder of a life cut short.
A circulating video from the solemn gathering showed close relatives and attendees dressed in traditional black and red attire, symbolic colours of mourning, sitting quietly around framed photographs of the late young woman.
Her pictures, surrounded by flowers, stood at the centre of the ceremony, evoking deep emotion among those present. One of the most heartbreaking scenes captured the grief-stricken mother of Priscilla, who struggled to hold back tears throughout the event. Her obvious pain has touched many online who continue to sympathise with the affected families.
The distress in her eyes reflected the devastation that had swept through the home since the tragedy. Awutu Senya East NDC Chairman, Stephen Ofosu Agyare, was among the dignitaries who attended the observance to offer condolences and support.
His presence, along with that of other concerned individuals, underscored how deeply the tragic event has affected both the community and the nation at large…CONTINUE MORE READING>>>
The one-week observance for Priscilla Nyamalor who sadly passed away during the Armed Forces recruitment incident at the El Wak Stadium, is currently being held at Kasoa. Family, friends, and sympathizers have gathered to honor her memory and offer their condolences during this… pic.twitter.com/yTyVNew5Tn
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