
Popular herbal practitioner, Dr. Grace Boadu has reportedly joined her ancestors.
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Grace Gift Herbal Clinic, with branches in Kumasi, Accra and other parts of the country, reportedly died on Monday morning.
The exact cause of Dr. Grace Boadu's demise is not immediately known to the DAILY GUIDE when this report was being filed.
The family of the deceased herbal practitioner is yet to come out with a statement, especially, regarding circumstances leading to her death.
This has, however, paved way for people to speculate about what they believe accounted for Dr. Boadu's death, especially on various social media platforms.
Some have speculated that she lost her life through a prolonged sickness, whilst others also claimed that she slipped and fell to her death in the bathroom.
Condolences
Meanwhile, news reports of Dr. Boadu's demise have attracted response from social media users, who have since expressed their condolences.
All who reacted to her death on social media, expressed shock. They also, posthumously, showered tons of praises on Dr. Grace Boadu for playing a pivotal role in the health sector, especially the herbal industry, whilst alive.
The social media users also expressed their condolences to the bereaved family.
Dr. Grace Boadu
Dr. Grace Boadu, it would be recalled, shot to fame some years ago, with reports that she was an accomplished herbalist.
The Grace Gift Herbalist CEO, who was widely known in the media, especially on radio and television, was said to have cure for several diseases, including fertility issues.
-DGN online



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Comments
so, our so-called men of God did not see this coming.