“I didn’t see my son’s dead body, I was only given his clothes when I went to the Hospital”- Terry Bonchaka’s Mother Sadly Recounts
The tragic news of the ‘pulele’ hitmaker’s premature death prompted widespread outrage, debates, and disagreements across all social media platforms, as most Ghanaians had not expected to hear such painful news at that time.
Apart from the late Suzy Williams, Ebony, and a few others, Terry Bonchaka was undoubtedly one of Ghana’s most gifted celebrities who were earning a lot of fame owing to their hard work and dedication to their various careers until the unexpected happened.
Terry Bonchaka’s mother, Madam Charlotte Adjetey, was given the opportunity to convey her views and concerns about her son’s death on ‘World Remembrance Day,’ in addition to comforting her over her early loss.
Terry Bonchaka’s mother used a recent interview on Asempa 94.7 FM to explain some terrible events that occurred before and after her son’s death, as well as other related difficulties.
Madam Charlotte Adjetey stated that her son’s death caught her off guard in October of 2003, as she had not expected to hear such devastating news at that time.
Terry Bonchaka, a popular former dancehall artist, died in an untimely manner, according to his mother, Madam Charlotte Adjetey, Wisa, who was also sat in the same vehicle as her son said that, even though they were seated in the same car, the unexpected happened, resulting in the death of the popular former dancehall artist.
Shockingly, Madam Charlotte Adjetey said that after learning of her son’s death, she was denied the opportunity to see her Terry Bonchaka’s body for the last time, instead of being given his garments when she challenged the hospital where the lifeless body was taken.
she said;
“I only received my son’s clothes when I went to the hospital after I heard the accident”.
Finally, Madam Charlotte Adjetey took the opportunity to thank various dancehall musicians, including Shatta Wale, who she claimed used to come to the funeral of her son, Terry Bonchaka, to perform live on stage as a way of pleading for his untimely death.
watch her video below;
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