John Dumelo Pays Final Respects to Veteran Actress Grace Nortey at State House

Actor and Member of Parliament for Ayawaso West Wuogon, John Dumelo, has joined family members, colleagues and other mourners to pay his final respects to veteran Ghanaian actress Grace Naa Kwarley Nortey, whose body is lying in state at the State House forecourt.

Dumelo was among the mourners who filed past the remains of the celebrated actress, offering a final tribute to a woman whose contribution to Ghana’s film and theatre industry has earned her admiration across generations.

The presence of the actor and legislator added to the gathering of personalities and members of the public who have converged at the State House to honour the late actress and celebrate her remarkable life.

Grace Nortey was widely respected for her longstanding contribution to Ghanaian entertainment. Through her performances and dedication to acting, she became a familiar face in the country’s creative industry, earning a special place in the hearts of audiences.

Her passing has brought together people from different backgrounds, including entertainers, public officials, family members and admirers, who have come to acknowledge her legacy and offer condolences to her loved ones.

Dumelo’s decision to file past the body reflects the respect the veteran actress commanded within the entertainment industry and beyond. His presence also highlights the connection between different generations of Ghanaian actors, many of whom have benefited from the foundation laid by pioneers such as Nortey.

The solemn gathering at the State House forecourt provided an opportunity for mourners to reflect on the actress’s life, career and lasting influence on Ghanaian storytelling.

For many within the creative arts industry, the occasion is not merely a funeral ceremony but also a moment to recognise the contributions of an accomplished performer whose work helped shape the country’s entertainment landscape.

As mourners continue to pay their respects, Grace Nortey’s legacy remains a significant part of Ghana’s cultural history. Her performances and years of service to the industry are expected to remain part of the memories shared by colleagues, admirers and generations of viewers.

John Dumelo’s appearance at the lying-in-state ceremony has further underscored the affection and admiration held for the late actress, as Ghana bids farewell to one of its veteran entertainers.

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