Caesar Ohene Karikari, son of legendary highlife musician Awurama Badu, has said that his late mother deserves a state burial.
His demand follows a similar demand by family of late veteran musician, Paapa Yankson, who was later given a state burial by government.
Caesar, who was speaking on Radio Universe, explained that he sides with persons who think the 'Medofo Adaade Me' singer should be honoured with a state funeral.
According to him, the deceased has entertained Ghanaians for years, so it will be right for the country to honour her with such a prestigious ceremony.
Caesar added that he will not force government to organise such event for his mother, but the family of the dead would be happy if such a decision is taken.
Awurama Badu died on Thursday, October 26, 2017 around 6:30pm, leaving behind four children – two males and two females.
Caesar Ohene Karikari disclosed that the one-week celebration for the musician will come off on Friday, November 3 at Effiduase Banko in the Ashanti Region.


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This demand is rather needless master