The demise of renowned entertainment pundit, Bertrand Nigel Turkson, affectionately called Nana Turkson a week ago is one that shocked many in the entertainment and media circles.
Until his death, Nana Turkson was known for his display of in-depth knowledge on several topics, his impeccable English language and spot-on analysis on issues pertaining to entertainment in Ghana especially and one can not help but always admire his sarcastic nature.
Many media practitioners and entertainment pundits proceeded to the Kwashieman Park in solidarity and to observe the one week memorial of Nana Turkson, together with family, friends and sympathizers yesterday.
The family revealed that there would be a burial service in memory of the Success Journal author at the St. Luke Park, Kwashieman on August 31st, followed by a thanksgiving service on Sunday, September 1 at the St. Luke Anglican Church, also at Kwashieman.
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Nana Turkson’s sad demise occurred at the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital August 7 after suffering a short illness. Nana Turkson left behind a wife and 3 children.