Grace Omaboe Pays Final Respects to Late Colleague Grace Nortey at State House Funeral

Veteran Ghanaian actress Grace Omaboe, widely known as Maame Dokono, has joined relatives, fellow actors and other mourners to bid farewell to the late actress Grace Naa Kwarley Nortey at the Forecourt of the State House in Accra.

Omaboe attended the state-assisted funeral, where she filed past the remains of her late colleague, who was laid in state for mourners to pay their final respects. Her presence reflected the longstanding connections among veteran personalities who helped shape Ghana’s entertainment industry.

The ceremony brought together several individuals from the creative arts sector, alongside government officials, family members and admirers of the deceased. Many attended to celebrate Nortey’s life and recognise her contributions to Ghanaian film and theatre.

Both Omaboe and Nortey belonged to a generation of performers whose work played an important role in developing the country’s entertainment industry. Over the years, their performances earned them recognition and admiration from audiences.

Omaboe’s appearance at the funeral provided an opportunity to honour a colleague whose professional journey was closely connected to that of other pioneers in Ghanaian acting. The occasion also allowed members of the industry to remember their shared experiences and the contributions Nortey made throughout her career.

Although the gathering was filled with sorrow, it also celebrated the life and achievements of the late actress. Her work in the entertainment industry helped shape Ghanaian storytelling and created lasting memories for viewers.

The state-assisted funeral at the State House forecourt reflects the recognition given to Nortey for her contributions to the country’s cultural heritage.

As family members, colleagues and admirers continue to pay their respects, Omaboe’s presence highlights the impact Nortey had on those who worked alongside her. Her legacy is expected to remain part of Ghana’s entertainment history through the performances and memories she leaves behind.

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