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| Madam Florence Naa Adjeley Mensah |
The community of Nungua and beyond mourns the passing of Madam Florence Naa Adjeley Mensah, affectionately known as Ad Waakye, who departed this life at the age of 59.
Her name may be formal, but to many, she was simply Ad Waakye—a beloved woman whose legacy was built not only on family and community but also on the simple, powerful act of feeding people with love.
The Story Behind “Ad Waakye”
In Ghana, nicknames often carry deep meaning, and hers was no exception.
Madam Florence earned the name “Ad Waakye” because she was widely known for selling waakye, one of Ghana’s most cherished local dishes. But it wasn’t just about the food—it was about the experience she created.
Her waakye business was more than a livelihood:
- It was a place where people gathered
- A source of comfort for many
- A daily connection point in the community
Customers didn’t just come to eat—they came because of her. Her warm smile, welcoming nature, and generous spirit made her stand out.
For many, “Ad Waakye” was part of their daily routine, their childhood memories, and their sense of home.
A Life That Touched Many
Madam Florence Mensah’s impact extended far beyond her business. She was:
- A nurturing mother figure
- A hardworking entrepreneur
- A pillar in the Nungua community
- A symbol of resilience and dedication
Through her work, she supported families, built relationships, and became a familiar and trusted face in the lives of many.
Her life reminds us that greatness is often found in everyday acts of kindness and service.
Funeral Arrangements (Nungua, Ghana)
Family, friends, customers, and well-wishers are invited to honor her life through the following arrangements:
Wake-Keeping & Laying in State
- Date: Friday, 17th April 2026
- Venue: Nungua Traditional Authority (Behind the Trotro Station)
Burial Service
- Date: Saturday, 18th April 2026
- Time: 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
- Venue: Nungua Traditional Authority
Interment
- Location: Borteyman Main Cemetery
Dress Code
- Black and Red
Thanksgiving Service
- Date: Sunday, 19th April 2026
- Time: 9:00 AM
- Venue: Royal House Chapel, Strong Tower Temple No. 2
More Than Food—A Lasting Legacy
In many ways, Madam Florence’s waakye stand was a symbol of:
- Hard work and perseverance
- Community connection
- Cultural pride
She didn’t just sell food—she created memories.
Students, workers, families—countless people have stories tied to her. For some, she was the start of their morning. For others, she was a reminder of home.
Community Tribute
As news of her passing spreads, one thing is clear—Ad Waakye was loved deeply.
Her customers became family. Her work became her identity. And her kindness became her legacy.
Final Farewell
Though Madam Florence Naa Adjeley Mensah is no longer with us, her spirit lives on in every life she touched, every meal she served, and every smile she shared.
May her soul rest in perfect peace.
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