The President of the Musician Union of Ghana (MUSIGA), Bice Osei Tuffour, has disclosed that the Union will take it upon itself to embark on a road safety campaign.
Obuor, as the MUSIGA President in popularly known, made this statement at the one week memorial of Ebony which is currently ongoing in Accra.
According to Obuor, the campaign would ensure that dual-carriage roads are constructed on all major roads and highways.
This, he said, would go a long to way to reduce road accidents.
Obuor noted that no persons deserves to die the kind of painful death Ebony suffered.
He mentioned the likes of late Suzzy Williams, Terry Bonchaka, who also died because of road crashes.
Meanwhile, many celebrities and dignitaries have currently gathered at the St. Martin De Porres School in Dansoman, Accra to mourn Ebony after week on her passing on.
Her final funeral rites have been slated for March 17, 2018.
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