The Ghanaian gospel fraternity is mourning with Deaconess Esther Boakye Duah popularly known as Mama Esther, one of the nation’s celebrated gospel musicians, following the passing of her beloved mother, Deaconess Hannah Opoku, affectionately called Maame Hannah.
She passed away at the remarkable age of 109 years, leaving behind a rich legacy of faith, love, and resilience.
Mama Esther, known for her timeless gospel songs that have inspired generations, took to Facebook to share the heartbreaking news. In her touching tribute, she described her mother as a woman who lived a full and blessed life, a true matriarch whose strength and faith in God anchored the entire family.
The news has drawn an outpouring of condolences and prayers from fans, fellow gospel musicians, and the wider Ghanaian public. Many described Maame Hannah’s long life as a testimony of God’s grace and favour, a blessing not only to her family but to all who knew her.
At 109 years, Deaconess Hannah Opoku’s life was a beacon of dedication, service, and unwavering faith. Her daughter, Mama Esther, continues to uphold that same legacy through her music ministry, which has touched countless lives across Ghana and beyond.
As the family mourns their loss, they are also celebrating the extraordinary life Maame Hannah lived — a life that spanned generations, rooted in love and devotion to God
Mama Esther has requested prayers and support from the public during this difficult period, as she and her family prepare to lay their beloved mother to rest.
Deaconess Hannah Opoku may be gone, but her spirit and legacy will forever live on through her children, grandchildren, and the ministry of her daughter, Mama Esther.
May her soul rest in perfect peace.
