My Perfect Funeral

Ghanaian global sensation Nana Otafregya (Dancing Pallbearers) loses a key member. They prepare to bid him a farewell of status.

A funeral meant to mourn a loved one takes a dramatic turn as confusion arises between the family of the deceased and the dancing pallbearers.

In death, the life of a loving mother is beautifully celebrated as the family hires an event planner to help them prepare a grand and classy funeral.

One could be left devastated when a funeral meant to celebrate a life well-lived is faced with air conditioning problems.

Being a Casanova can bring a lot of challenges, even after death. Some of Mr Okpoti's ex-wives have still not forgiven him for cheating when he was alive, and they are not willing to let go now that he's no more.

In the Ga tradition, one must perform certain rituals upon giving birth to twins. The late Mr Okpoti refused to do that after having twins, and now the elders want rituals performed before he can be buried.

After a mini funeral service in South Africa, the body of the deceased is flown to Ghana for a standard Ghanaian farewell.

A funeral comes to a standstill when the presence of a chief is announced with gunshots and drums.

The daughter of the deceased expresses her frustrations about wanting to charter a private jet to carry her late father's remains for burial.

The true definition of a life well-lived is when the whole village gets involved in the preparations to say goodbye to one of their own.