On Friday, September 20, 2024, gospel music icon Kofi Owusu Dua Anto, also referred to as KODA, will be buried.
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The funeral service will take place at the KICC Dominion Centre, which is situated in Accra on Spintex Road close to the Coca-Cola Roundabout.
In Ghana’s gospel music scene, KODA, who departed on Sunday, April 24, 2024, left behind a rich legacy. Many were impacted by his distinctive musical style, which fused lively rhythms with profound spirituality.
Some of his well-known songs are “Aseda,” “Made a Way,” “Nsem Pii,” and “Hosanna.” These songs are still hymns in many Ghanaian churches because they are so full of sincere praise and worship.
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At the celebration of his life, family and friends are invited to wear all-white, which is a symbol of his spiritual journey and peaceful rest in Christ.
The impact of KODA lives on even after death. His songs have left a lasting legacy that will be felt for years to come, inspiring worship and strengthening many people’s faith.
