Three-Day Adua Held for Late Tolon Paramount Chief
The three-day Adua for the late Paramount Chief of Tolon, Naa Major Sulemana Abukari, has been held at the ancient Tolon Palace today, Friday, August 28, 2026, with prayers offered by Islamic scholars and traditional authorities.
Hundreds of mourners from across the country, including sons and daughters of Dagbon, gathered at the palace to pay their final respects to the late chief.
Among those who attended were President John Dramani Mahama, former Minister of Finance Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam, a representative of former Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, government officials, traditional rulers and other dignitaries from across the country.
The military from the Northern Regional Command also paid their last respects to the late Naa Major Sulemana Abukari, describing him as a distinguished soldier, a revered chief and a true servant of the people.
The military said his transition from the military uniform to the traditional throne reflected a remarkable journey of leadership, service and devotion to the people.
President John Dramani Mahama, in a tribute, said the late chief served Ghana with honour, led the people of Tolon with dignity and dedicated his life to service, courage and sacrifice.
Speaking on behalf of the former Vice President, Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam also recalled the reign and contributions of the late Paramount Chief, urging the people to uphold and emulate his values of leadership, service and commitment to the development of Tolon.
Other mourners who attended the three-day Adua also spoke to Journalists, paying tribute to the late Paramount Chief and reflecting on his legacy and contribution to the people of Tolon and Ghana.
The funeral rites continue to draw mourners and dignitaries from across the country as the people of Tolon bid farewell to their late Paramount Chief.
Source: Northwebonline.com
