In a solemn and heartfelt gesture of respect, founder and general overseer of Divine Word International, Bishop Adonteng Boateng recently signed the book of condolence for the late former First Lady Theresa Kufour. The nation mourns the loss of a remarkable woman, and Bishop Adonteng Boateng’s tribute serves as a poignant reminder of the unity and shared grief that transcends political boundaries.

Theresa Kufour, the beloved former First Lady of Ghana, passed away on October 1, 2023. She was widely admired for her grace, poise, and dedication to various charitable causes during her time in office from 2001 to 2009. Her passing has been met with an outpouring of condolences from across the country and beyond.

Bishop Adonteng Boateng, known for his influential role within the Ghanaian religious community and his dedication to community service, made a special visit to the venue where the book of condolence was available for signatures. With deep reverence, he penned his condolences and shared his thoughts on the late former First Lady’s legacy.

“Theresa Kufour was a remarkable woman who made significant contributions to our nation,” said Bishop Adonteng Boateng. “Her compassion and unwavering commitment to the betterment of society were evident throughout her life. It’s an honor to pay my respects and offer condolences to her family during this difficult time.”

The signing of the book of condolence by Bishop Adonteng Boateng underscores the unity that transcends political and religious differences during moments of loss. It serves as a reminder of the deep respect and admiration Theresa Kufour earned during her lifetime.

The late First Lady’s legacy is a testament to her philanthropic work, particularly in the areas of healthcare and education. She championed various initiatives that improved the lives of countless Ghanaians and left a lasting impact on the country’s social landscape.

As Ghanaians continue to mourn the passing of Theresa Kufour, her memory lives on through the condolences and tributes offered by individuals like Bishop Adonteng Boateng. The unity displayed during this time of mourning reflects the strength of the nation’s spirit in recognizing the contributions of a remarkable woman who dedicated her life to the service of others.

The book of condolence remains open for signatures, and it is expected that many more dignitaries and citizens will come forward to pay their respects to the late former First Lady.