Koo Fori and Naana visit Kwame Dzokoto’s widow ahead of one-week observance

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Koo Fori and Naana visit Kwame Dzokoto’s widow ahead of one-week observance

Efiewura actors Koo Fori and Naana have visited Maa Christy, the widow of their late co-star Kwame Dzokoto, to offer their condolences ahead of his on

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Efiewura actors Koo Fori and Naana have visited Maa Christy, the widow of their late co-star Kwame Dzokoto, to offer their condolences ahead of his one-week observance.

Photographs shared by the official Efiewura TV Series Facebook page on Tuesday, November 10, showed the actors meeting Maa Christy and members of her family.

Maa Christy was pictured seated on a sofa between the two actors. She wore black, as did Koo Fori, while Naana was dressed in red.

The visit brought together the actors who played a married couple in Efiewura, the TV3 series which has been on air since 2001. Their reunion took place away from the cameras several weeks after Dzokoto’s death.

Dzokoto died on Thursday, October 22, aged 51, after collapsing while appearing on a panel at Owass FM in Tarkwa. He was pronounced dead on arrival at a hospital in the town.

He became widely known for playing Judge Koboo and also hosted TV3’s food series Edziban. His death prompted tributes from fans and colleagues across the entertainment industry.

Koo Fori has publicly mourned his former colleague since the news of his death emerged. In the days that followed, he shared clips and scenes from Efiewura on TikTok, accompanying his tribute posts with the words that he was “so sad and heartbroken”.

Naana, who has kept a low public profile in recent years, returned to social media late last month.

The visit came less than two years after the series also lost Mercy Little Smith, who played Dzokoto’s on-screen wife, Benyiwaa. She died in December 2024.

Fans responded to the Facebook post with messages of condolence for Dzokoto’s family.

The family has scheduled his one-week observance for Thursday, November 20, at the Roman Catholic School Park in Tarkwa.

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